The Badger Herald

Teach the love of knowledge, not just ‘utile’ skills

by Reggie Young
May 7, 2013

Too soon to bid adieu to French

by Reggie Young
April 22, 2013

Tenant Bill of Rights admirable, but lacks teeth

by Reggie Young
April 8, 2013

Lack of focus symptom of ill-fitting major

by Reggie Young
March 18, 2013

Revelry’s success depends on music

by Reggie Young
March 4, 2013

MPD reforms must account for human nature

by Reggie Young
February 18, 2013

Liberal arts provide value

by Reggie Young
February 4, 2013

Ward’s successor must not commodify education

by Reggie Young
January 21, 2013

That’s just, like, your opinion, man

by Reggie Young
December 6, 2012

Constitution supports gay marriage

by Reggie Young
November 27, 2012

Point-Counter-Point: Sly’s views needed

by Reggie Young
November 26, 2012

Union South: Not student friendly

by Reggie Young
November 20, 2012

Walker attempts to make voting harder

by Reggie Young
November 20, 2012

Extreme conservatives pose problem for Walker

by Reggie Young
November 13, 2012

Sumi should not run for Supreme Court

by Reggie Young
November 8, 2012

The Internet is powerful, and must be used responsibly

by Reggie Young
November 8, 2012

Do not cease to be an informed citizen

by Reggie Young
November 7, 2012

Keep consistent economic policy decisions in mind

by Reggie Young
November 5, 2012

Van Hollen’s criticism of courts disregards judicial authority

by Reggie Young
October 30, 2012

Ryan’s kitchen visit reprehensible

by Reggie Young
October 25, 2012

UW’s handling of Obama visit partisan, biased

by Reggie Young
October 4, 2012

SLAC skips fine print, reaches delusional conclusion

by Reggie Young
October 1, 2012

Obama’s pledge to Great Lakes forward thinking

by Reggie Young
September 17, 2012

Panic button installation at Capitol shows flawed priorities

by Reggie Young
September 11, 2012

Conservativism nothing to fear

by Reggie Young
August 31, 2012

Why should you join our section?

by Reggie Young
July 19, 2012

Obamacare and ignorance in the US

by Reggie Young
July 17, 2012

Despite critics, Mifflin successful

by Reggie Young
May 7, 2012

Focus on candidates, not unions in election

by Reggie Young
April 17, 2012

Law says Adidas did not violate UW contract

by Reggie Young
April 16, 2012

Wis. legislators need to move forward

by Reggie Young
March 19, 2012

‘Activist’ judges right to halt voter ID

by Reggie Young
March 13, 2012

Proposed recall amendment raises concerns

by Reggie Young
February 29, 2012

Pan hot-headed and partisan, politically questionable

by Reggie Young
February 15, 2012

Citizens United reveals current law’s shortcomings

by Reggie Young
February 9, 2012

On both sides, a few radicals hurt bottom lines

by Reggie Young
February 6, 2012

State of the State has flawed logic

by Reggie Young
January 31, 2012

Walker should embrace recall as part of civic process

by Reggie Young
January 19, 2012

Putting a price on free speech not worth the steep cost

by Reggie Young
December 5, 2011

Protestors’ self-interest gives way to involvement

by Reggie Young
November 21, 2011

Bill to make landlords, tenants legally unequal

by Reggie Young
November 7, 2011

Bilingual election ballots an important step forward

by Reggie Young
October 24, 2011

Voter ID essentially a poll tax, disservices voters

by Reggie Young
October 10, 2011

Poll on repealing Walker’s bill shows WI is divided

by Reggie Young
September 26, 2011

Free speech trumps Nazi outrage

by Reggie Young
September 12, 2011

Compromise the lesson to take from Norway tragedy

by Reggie Young
August 30, 2011

GOP’s schoolyard tactics warrant time in detention

by Reggie Young
July 18, 2011