Archive for the ‘VOICES’ Category
5 Places to Visit Before You Die
By Diskord Editors | FEATURED, INTERNATIONAL, VOICESBy Cindy Wang A wise man once said that traveling not only broadens the
A Room Full of Weebs
By Diskord Editors | Arts, CULTURE, FEATURED, Media, VOICESBy Teresa Valadez 9:00 pm, Saturday night. A line of mostly male twenty-somethings doubles its
You’re History
By Diskord Editors | VOICESBy Akshat Goel For the six traumatizing years history is taught to school kids in
Unity Without Community
By Matt Hartman | DOMESTIC, Society, VOICESBy Matt Hartman It’s become trite, but nonetheless true, to cite the emptiness captured by
A Nation of Personality
By Matt Hartman | Asia-Pacific, INTERNATIONAL, VOICESBy Matt Hartman North Korea is a country often discussed under the pretext of evil:
Unlawful Extracurriculars: A Case Study of Sexual Assault Laws in Wisconsin’s School System
By Randy Clopton | Crime and Justice, DOMESTIC, VOICESBy Randy Clopton Courtesy of the The University of Chicago Undergraduate Law Review When a school
A Too Rigid Law
By Matt Hartman | INTERNATIONAL, Middle East, VOICESBy Matt Hartman There are certain news stories that stand out in their very ordinariness,
The Limited Language of Politics
By Matt Hartman | VOICESBy Matt Hartman The most striking feature of Orwell’s 1984 is the way he imagines
An Earnest Politics
By Matt Hartman | DOMESTIC, VOICESBy Matt Hartman The fact that there are thousands of demonstrators currently on the streets
From the Editors to You
By Diskord Editors | VOICESOver the summer, Akshat Goel and Annie Pei became Diskord’s new co-Editors. Here, they run





