Opinion

Beauty and the Blight

A bench sits in front of the side of a brick building, which has a very detailed mural of a woman's face, covered by layers of other paintings, bright and colorful.

Too often in the media’s portrayal of Detroit are we bombarded with images of decay, blight and despair. Images of entire neighborhoods, rotting and dilapidated, with homes charred and festering from neglect and arson have become the norm.

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Who Reads Rate My Professor?

There are a few resources most students swear by; Google, cliffnotes, and Rate my Professor.

There are a few resources most teachers swear by; Google, their emails, and not Rate My Professor.

“Detroit Isn’t Ferguson”

An officer sitting in his patrol car works on paperwork.

I can’t speak on behalf of the policemen of the entire nation. I can however speak from a liberal student’s perspective.

For one, I’m not black nor am I white. Secondly, before the Detroit Police Department was kind enough to let me take a third ride with them (midnight shift!), I had an astounding bias against them.

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