I Don't Have a Five-Year Plan. I Have a Pulse.
A graduating senior argues that refusing to fake a five-year plan isn't paralysis — it's the most honest response to an unknowable future.
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Cassidy Monroe
The $180 Textbook and the Man Who Wrote It
College textbook prices are a systemic failure — and the campus bookstore cashier is not the villain. An editorial on academic publishing's quiet predation.
The Rational Consumer Is a Lie We Agreed to Tell
The rational consumer assumption at the heart of economics is a fiction. Here's why homo economicus has never existed — and why that matters for policy.