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-4 posts tagged "socialism"
Trevor Lwere | Monday, March 15, 2021
Finally, it seems like the world will prevail over the novel coronavirus. Whereas it will be a while before any sense of normalcy in our lives is restored, the rollout of the vaccination campaign in different parts of the world over the past couple of months is a hopeful sign. Yet, even in this apparently
Drew Lischke | Monday, September 3, 2018
It’s July 9, 2018. The scene is set in Stockton, California. It’s a normal Monday morning. People are milling around, going about their daily business. Completely oblivious to the imminent mayoral announcement, the city’s 300,000 residents are in the middle of their Monday routine: stuck in a boring math lesson, drinking a cup of coffee,
Aidan Lewis | Tuesday, November 8, 2016
George Harbison spoke about the dangers he sees in socialist ideology during his talk titled “Victims of Socialism” on Monday night at DeBartolo Hall. Harbison, the Chief Financial Officer at Unitek Information Services, said his goal is to warn people of the atrocities a socialist regime can cause. “This evening, we’re going to tear the veneer
Nicole Caratas | Wednesday, March 30, 2016
Sophomore Morgan Matthews explained the meanings of socialism and communism in a Saint Mary’s Justice Education Program presentation Tuesday. Matthews defined socialism as “various economic or political theories that advocate for collective or government ownership and administration based on production and means of goods,” which may or may not include private property based on the different