WSN Editorial Board
The 'perfect' body is construction of the media
Russian model Vodianova's controversial remarks might reveal something about our society's skewed body ideals.
Economic success in an unstable job market
Students who are not comfortable financially and are more concerned about the stability of their future jobs should consider professional schools or directly seek employment opportunities and internships.
Occupy Wall Street move ineffective
The Occupy Wall Street's recent move uptown from Zucotti Park to Union Square will prove to be a disadvantage.
Increase in Minimum Wage Will be a Hotly Debated Issue
A bill proposing an increase in minimum wage may be helpful to student workers, but harmful to employers who will find it difficult to afford labor.
Governor Cuomo's Favorable Reputation May Not Last
Governor Cuomo's positive ratings may not be representative of the future.
Stop-and-Frisk: A Beneficial Effort or a Racist Disgrace?
Stop-and-Frisk is supposed to keep people safe. However, with an unbelievable number of people being frisked in 2011, the majority black and Latino, the act is seeming more heinous and racist than helpful.
Little Italy Merchants Association seeks to increase control over the area
The proposed expansion of Little Italy would create a tourist trap.
Opening Doors and Rectifying Past Prejudice Through the New York Dream Act
Through the New York DREAM Act, the federal government would be able to give illegal immigrants a brighter future through expanding college and citizenship access to young illegal immigrants.
