Carolyn Lucey

Preserving the law

Historically, “justice” is a relatively arbitrary term that is thrown around nonchalantly by governments, and one that has been used to justify all manners of atrocities, including the death penalty.

By Karman Lucero | Nov 29 10:13 pm ET

Voyage of intellectual discovery

Considering the legacy of social and political activism in America, from Alexander Hamilton to Theodore Roosevelt to Barack Obama, Columbia is, no doubt, where global leaders are nurtured. Therefore, I have decided to start my intellectual and cultural journey here.

By Flora Yuen Ying Chiu | Sep 27 06:42 pm ET

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