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In this update episode, we briefly inform you about the recent RNC that was hosted in the White House. This brought up questions regarding a particular piece of legislation that barred civil service employees in the executive government from campaigning while still in office. This act of course included the exception of the president and vice president, but it does not exonerate White House Staffers. We simply talk about that and briefly discuss the legality of the actions.
In this episode, we invite our very first guests-- The founders of Limitless Minds.inc-- with whom we discuss the ideas around supplemental education and what they provide from their service. After the interview, we deliberate on the current state of supplemental education in America, and whether or not we need it. We go over the difference between non-profit organizations and profiteering in the field of supplemental education, and whether or not it is ethical to treat students strictly as consumers.
In this week's episode, we discuss Donald Trump's latest escapade-- his Tik Tok ultimatum. He has officially warned the app's creators that they are to sell the app to an American company before September 15th or they will be banned in the US. The reasoning he gave for it was because he believes that there is a big security threat from such apps and we are here to break down the crux of the situation.
We know that the US is a vital force on the global stage, and we felt that it was important we articulate what the upcoming elections entail. It has been a very harsh 4 years with our current President, and now that the elections are coming up, we wanted to discuss everything that is going on and also shed light on the situation of third parties in American politics. We believe there are better ways to approach politics in America and we wanted to present possible solutions to help fix public thought process during elections.
In this episode, we delve into an issue that is very close to us as students. It is about Standardized testing and the importance it holds in determining the onset of your college/professional life. We propose alternatives to the test, and discuss how it factors into the admissions process, especially after COVID-19 struck.
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