Category: Food for Thought

  • Unintended Consequences

    Unintended Consequences

    How AI Poses Challenges to Education By James Foote ’25 As artificial intelligence has planted itself into our everyday lives, the education system must grapple […]

  • Game of Thrones vs. OpenAI

    Game of Thrones vs. OpenAI

    A new frontier in human-machine collaboration By Tia Reddy ’26 The creation of ChatGPT, OpenAI’s generative language model, has sparked yet another controversy after the […]

  • School Lunch Reform

    Christian Bateman // The real solution to feeding America’s youth is not what we expect // Providing K-12 students with access to nutritious meals should […]

  • China’s Crypto Ban

    Nico Bers // Environmental consequences could inspire new regulation of cryptocurrencies // On September 24, 2021, China completely banned all cryptocurrency-related transactions and activities, sending […]

  • The Chinese Video Game Ban

    David Min // A Threat to Personal Liberties and Freedom // Video games: to ban or not to ban? In late August, the Chinese government announced […]

  • China’s #MeToo Movement

    Caroline Roche // Chinese authorities must allow sexual abuse survivors to share their stories // Can China’s #MeToo movement overcome the obstacles posed by censorship […]

  • AOC’s “Tax the Rich” Dress

    Shane McCauley // Neither performative nor hypocritical // By attending the 2021 Met Gala in a dress emblazoned with the words “tax the rich,” Congresswoman […]

  • The Dangers of Fast Fashion

    Annie Stockwell // Is that $2.00 shirt really worth it? // Scrolling through Youtube, a user can easily access several videos titled “Huge Shein Haul” […]

  • Traveling Amidst the Pandemic

    By: Rahdin Salehian With ongoing COVID concerns, is it possible to travel safely yet? Travel traditionally represents an important part of many people’s lives, and […]

  • E.U.’s Reaction to the AstraZeneca Vaccine

    By: Julia Shephard Excessive caution will cost lives and affect those outside the continent Should nations criticize companies delivering a pandemic panacea, or do their […]