president

Presidential Selection Transparency at The University of Colorado

April 4, 2022 Like 0 Guest Contributor

By Aaron Harber As someone who benefited greatly in many ways from the resources provided by the University of Colorado while I was at Fairview High School and who has had multiple roles related to CU as a parent of…

Magazine

How Popular Is the National Popular Vote?

April 27, 2021 Like 0 Zoe Jennings

The National Popular Vote (NPV) is seen as a more egalitarian way to elect presidents. In the NPV system, each vote would count in the election, regardless of if the voter were in the minority party in their state.

Magazine

“I’m Voting My Conscience”

August 27, 2018 Like 0 French Davis

When archaeologists from the year 3160 look back at the collapse of the United States, this will be what they see etched onto the yellowing marble of our Nation’s tombstone. Listen, I get it. I was all-in on Bernie in…

Magazine

What Happens in the Shadows

June 30, 2017 Like 0 Dave Flomberg

Two things happened last month that, amidst the roiling, boiling sea of insanity that has become the political atmosphere around our federal government, may have been easily shrugged off by the Left and Right alike — the Left just adding…

Magazine

Duly Noted: Ask A President

March 26, 2017 Like 0 French Davis

This month, we welcome our new guest columnist for a recurring feature, Ask A President.

Commentary

An Inconvenient Office To Hold

November 2, 2007 Like 0 editor

The Yellow Scene’s statement (Letters, October) about the state legislature trying to pass a “meaningless resolution” opposing the Iraq war was the most misinformed comment I’ve ever read in The Yellow Scene.