HeyJaredPatrick Minnerly
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Patrickâs Politics: The Cornell rape case should enrage you (opens the original)
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Content Warning: The following article contains discussions of sexism, sexual assault, sexual violence against women and rape. Student survivors of sexual assault can receive crisis counseling and a free sexual assault forensics exam through Student Health and Wellness. SHaWâs 24/7 Advice Nurse can be reached at 860-486-4700. Seven men. Seven hours. Irreparable damage. Over the past week, the world has come to know the horrifying rape that took place at Cornell University. If what happened at
Patrickâs Politics: Trump TV and propaganda programming (opens the original)
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Have you ever wanted to live in a country with state-run media? No? Well, now you can with Trump TV! Thatâs what I imagine the tagline for Trumpâs newest venture to be, anyway. The real tagline isnât much better: âWatch the Trump administrationâs biggest moments all in one place.â If watching Trump speak all day is your cup of tea, I wonât stop you. The vanity and absurdity of Trump TV, though, masks its anti-democratic purpose. It is a continuation of Trumpâs war against the pre
Patrickâs Politics: Islamophobia destroys the true reality of 9/11 (opens the original)
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Zohran Mamdani, the current mayor of New York City, just wanted to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the worst terrorist attack on American soil â the one that had killed nearly 3,000 people in the city he grew up in and now led. Every previous mayor was able to attend the memorial ceremony peacefully each year, but Mamdani faced over 100,000 signatures that demanded he not show up. To those who signed the petition, Mamdani is no ordinary mayor because he is Muslim. Their blatant Islamophobi
Patrickâs Politics: Iran and the ghosts of Vietnam (opens the original)
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A little over 60 years ago, then-President Lyndon B. Johnson made the fateful decision to send American combat troops into Vietnam. Three years later, any chance of a real victory in Vietnam was shattered and America was hoping for âpeace with honor.â The crushing futility that the Vietnam War offered was supposed to be a lesson for the future of America: A poorly thought-out conflict and constantly shifting objectives, no matter a countryâs technological prowess over its opponent, will li
Freshmen, nowâs your chance to ditch AI (opens the original)
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When I first entered college as a freshman in Fall 2024, the use of AI was already becoming a problem. Colleges around the country were grappling with the advent of ChatGPT and a host of other generative AI platforms, and so were individuals. Before I left for UConn, I had already resolved for myself that I would not use AI. At the time, I didnât think too much of this stance. Being a writer and involved in the humanities, I saw no use for the technology and had no desire to have AI complete m
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