The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

The Daily Evergreen

The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

The Daily Evergreen

The student voice of Washington State University since 1895

The Daily Evergreen

SAAD NABIL ALI, Evergreen columnist

Saad is a junior political science pre-law major from Bellevue.

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Dean Luethi, director of the School of Music, conducts the WSU Treble Choir on April 18, 2017 in Kimbrough Music Building.
Practicing music has many mental health benefits for both adolescents and adults, and promotes a diverse education.

Music promotes healthy living

SAAD NABIL ALI, Evergreen columnist
November 29, 2018
Maintaining all aspects of free speech, including microaggressions, is the only way to preserve intellectual debate.

Regulating speech cripples critical thinking

SAAD NABIL ALI, Evergreen columnist
November 15, 2018
I-1639 would establish a vague definition of assault weapons which would not help reduce gun violence. Raising the minimum age to own these weapons is inconclusive.

I-1639 would impose incoherent regulations

SAAD NABIL ALI, Evergreen columnist
November 6, 2018
After Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation, polling data indicates that the “blue wave” in the Senate many had been predicting might not happen to the same degree.

Support growing for Senate republicans

SAAD NABIL ALI, Evergreen columnist
October 19, 2018
Associate professor Pamela Thoma speaks about the place of politics in sexual harassment and how it affects the enforcement of laws regarding it Friday in Avery Hall.

Allegations have become political tactics

SAAD NABIL ALI, Evergreen columnist
September 27, 2018
Michael Salamone, judicial process professor, discusses the political environment present today and how that may affect judicial review processes in the future in Johnson Tower on Thursday.

Brett Kavanaugh: a necessary nonpartisan

SAAD NABIL ALI, Evergreen columnist
September 19, 2018
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