Collegian columnist Curtis Bloomfield is concerned about the lack of access to education many minorities have.
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The minority experience
Tags: African Americans, Diversity
Posted in Columns, Opinion/Editorial | 4 Comments »
Viva la revolucion
Curtis Bloomfield is excited about the revolts currently taking place in the Arab world.
Tags: Middle East, Revolution
Posted in Columns, Opinion/Editorial | 3 Comments »
AI makes our lives better
Collegian columnist Curtis Bloomfield rejects the notion of robot overlords in favor of robot helpers and servants.
Tags: Jeopardy, Television, Watson
Posted in Point-Counterpoint | No Comments »
A tobacco ban fiasco
Great Neck, NY has banned smoking in public and Collegian columnist Curtis Bloomfield believes this will set off a nation-wide debate over the legality of tobacco.
Tags: Tobacco
Posted in Columns | 3 Comments »
Glorifying teen pregnancy?
Teen parents were once thought of as a reflection of social issues, but Collegian columnist Curtis Bloomfield argues that teen pregnancies are now glorified on shows like, “Teen Mom.”
Tags: MTV's 16 and Pregnant, MTV's Teen Mom, teen pregnancy
Posted in Columns | 4 Comments »
Sorrowful future?
Without a solution soon, the educational system of America could ruin our futures, writes Collegian columnist Curtis Bloomfield.
Tags: educational system, Michelle Rhee, united states, Waiting for Superman
Posted in Columns | 2 Comments »
Kicking Butts
Collegian columnist Curtis Bloomfield takes exception to smoking and the damage it does to people and the environment.
Tags: Cigarettes, second-hand smoke, smoking, Tobacco
Posted in Columns | 17 Comments »
