Be it Commentary or Op-Ed (Opposite the Editorial / Opinion Editorial), it's the same animal
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ere we compile diverse opinions about anything and everything (getting there, don't worry) under the sun — pieces of thought representing voices from different backgrounds and platforms. Some of them we agree with; some, just in parts; and others, outright not at all. That's the beauty of free discourse: everyone gets to speak his or her own mind. Let's all hear them out, shall we?
How the New Aladdin Stacks Up Against a Century of Hollywood Stereotyping by Evelyn Alsultany READ Why Is Going Green So Hard? Because Our System Isn't by Jill Richardson READ
What's Behind the Belief in a Soulmate? by Bradley Onishi READ McData: At McDonald's, You're on the Menu by Jim Hightower READ Is 75 the New 65? Wealthy Countries Need to Rethink What It Means to be Old by W. Sanderson & S. Scherbov READ Money Can't Buy Me Love: What Valentine's Day Means to Retailers by Nelson Blackley READ Airbnb's Adverse Impact on Urban Housing Markets by Mariana Valverde READ Love Hurts: The Costly Reality of Online Romance Fraud by Cassandra Cross READ A.I. Wants to Reprogram You by Jim Hightower READ New Year's Affirmations by Jill Richardson READ
(op-ed by Olivia Alperstein) of the Star Wars saga than meets the eye. (Or is there?) Not so much, on the contrary, in the film adaptation of Kevin Kwan's bestselling novel
There's probably more to (op-ed by Olivia Alperstein) of the Star Wars saga than meets the eye. (Or is there?) Not so much, on the contrary, in the film adaptation of Kevin Kwan's bestselling novel (op-ed by Jill Richardson) — where clichéd stereotypes run amok.
