Noah Kurima “What are you?” It is such a straightforward question. But for many Japanese Americans in my generation, the…
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By Matthew Ormseth The longer I work in journalism, the more I respect people of action who are less inclined…
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By Matthew Ormseth At the paper where I just started working, it’s something of an intern initiatory rite to cover…
P.C. EditorJune 19, 2017
By Matthew Ormseth It was graduation weekend and campus was swarming with misty-eyed alums, and in their eyes and even…
P.C. EditorJune 2, 2017
By Matthew Ormseth I was nearly bowled over with giddy relief when an alum, visiting the office of the campus…
P.C. EditorMay 5, 2017
By Matthew Ormseth I graduate in four weeks; on the far side of commencement waits adulthood, responsibilities and the very…
P.C. EditorApril 21, 2017
By Matthew Ormseth Americans have dug in along partisan lines, and the American university is no different. Higher education has…
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