As I sit down to write my last opinions piece for The Concordian, reality is finally sinking in. This is it. I feel a mixture…
Posts published by “Ayah Kamel”
Ayah Kamel is a senior Political Science and Global Studies major from Fargo. She has been verbally spouting opinions since she could talk and is happy to be able to write them down as a member of The Concordian's opinion staff. Although Ayah does not yet know what the future holds for her, she has latent dreams of becoming the next Nicholas Kristof.
“Why do some people say that there is just one way?”
Recently the House Homeland Security Committee held a hearing on radicalization in the US Muslim Community. Nine and a half years have passed since the terrorist attacks that have come to define our generation.
A response to “In defense of white males” on 3/11
If you are like many Concordia students, you are unphased by the start of Lent this Wednesday. But this year, whether you are a Christian,…
As a child of the ‘90s, I have grown up in an era where youth involvement in politics has been hard to find. My childhood…
Last week, Mark Besonen acknowledged that Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak’s regime is a dictatorship. Despite this, he argued that the United States’ government should be…
Millions of Egyptians have taken to the streets to protest their government after years of corruption and mismanagement. These protests, originally organized by young people…
Today, fellow students, I offer you a challenge. If you do not like the opinions you see on this page, write your own. The Concordian…
Last week, Patrick Ross wrote about how confusing the parking system at Concordia. As a solution to the problem, he proposed that Parking Services start…