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Tyler Olson
Tyler Olson is a student at the Pennsylvania State University studying broadcast journalism and political science. He has written for The Daily Collegian.
Author: Tyler Olson
Tyler Olson is a student at the Pennsylvania State University studying broadcast journalism and political science. He has written for The Daily Collegian.
Scandinavia’s War on Babies with Down Syndrome
A Defense of the Transgender Military Ban
It’s not bigotry. It’s just business.
Net Neutrality: The Solution to a Nonexistent Problem
Like most government regulations, it’s unnecessary and counterproductive.
Journalists are Eroding Their Own Credibility
Journalism is supposed to be about reporting facts not writing misleading stories about those one disagrees with politically.
20 Years Later, Will the Supreme Court Help Terror Victims?
What does the Supreme Court have to say about suing nations hostile to the United States?
Baking Cakes and Religious Liberty
Would you force Muslim bakers to make cakes trashing the Koran or a black baker to make a cake promoting white supremacy?
What Comes After Dodd-Frank?
What did the Republicans actually do when they “killed” Dodd-Frank?
Harvard Memes Incident is a Lesson for All of Us
To loosely quote Babe Ruth from the movie The Sandlot, “Heroes get remembered, but screenshots never die.”
Ontario’s New $15 Minimum Wage Will Hurt Young People
The biggest victims of a minimum wage hike are always young people. In Canada, 58.4% of workers earning minimum wage are in the 15-24 age demographic. And besides, if you don’t want a minimum wage, build skills that are worth more to employers.
Terrorism Cannot Become an Excuse for Creating a Police State
As scary as terrorism is, a war on civil liberties in the name of catching terrorists is not the answer.
