Their exact identity remains uncertain, yet they are familiar to all people, and their authority rarely meets inquisition or doubt. Born of a grammatical error, a simple failure to identify a subject before the use of a pronoun, “they” have come forth as the world’s omniscient confidantes and mentors. They can appear as a reference in an argument void of true evidence, a substitute when the name of another is forgotten, or the scapegoat sacrificed to conceal a culprit�...

Though for self-interested reasons, workers of industrialized nations, particularly in the United States, inseparably surround the idea of outsourcing, “shipping jobs overseas,” with negative connotations. What many of these frustrated workers neglect to realize, though, is that relocating blue-collar industry sectors overseas does not spontaneously transfer success or benefits to their foreign counterparts. Attempting to appease anger over the issue, industries promote the immediate benefits like reduced production costs, and in effect lower product prices, and support for developing economies,...

Georgetown struck me as different than the others schools I interviewed with like Princeton and that dissimilarity is one of the reasons I ultimately chose Georgetown. The admissions interviews are all conducted by Alum, so while I must say they are all certainly different, they're a lot more casual than at any other school from my experience. The interviewer is intended...