Ken Wang
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Banter
Oct 22, 2021
Which one is more unreliable: Graham Mertz or UWNet?
Wisconsin's football team disappoints fans on the weekend, UWNet cripples efficiency during the week.
Column
Apr 28, 2021
UW students and compliant MPD officers should face disciplinary consequences for Mifflin gathering, property damages
Mifflin party events shows double standard policing, failure of UW to protect students, enforce regulations
ArtsEtc
Apr 8, 2021
‘Spotlight’ illustrates the importance of investigative journalism during Sexual Assault Awareness Month
The movie about the Boston Globe is an ever-present reminder of speaking up against violence
Banter
Apr 5, 2021
UPDATE: After possible Loch Ness Monster sighting, students find strange egg near Lakeshore Path
The Badger Herald continues its investigation of the reported sighting and discovery of the egg, local government has been notified
Column
Mar 31, 2021
As Wisconsin student body grows more diverse, government must empower teachers of color
Diversifying demographics of teachers will help build deeper relationships with students, create more equitable society for future generations
Column
Mar 24, 2021
MPD denies medical attention to houseless person, Wisconsin must use the CAHOOTS model for policing
MPD officers are not trained to deal with medical or mental health crises, their presence makes situtations worse
Column
Mar 23, 2021
Police facing no charge after killing Black teen, fifty people sue Wisconsin city for its handling of protests
Mayor Dennis McBride violates First Amendment, defunding police and using CAHOOTS model may be solutions
Column
Mar 18, 2021
As COVID-19 crisis increases wealth gap, WI must reform social welfare programs
Relief packages do not create changes, they are just band-aids for temporary fixes
Column
Mar 10, 2021
Wisconsin spring primary election turnout was just 7.2%, it is time to reform state voting laws
Voting laws discriminate minorities, permitting oligarchy rather than democracy
Column
Mar 4, 2021
Primary election decides future public education policies, it is important to understand how these policies affect future generations’ education and awareness
New superintendent must address four primary challenges in promoting equity in public education, the state must cooperate and enforce Fourteenth Amendment for it to happen
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