Author / Hannah Waldman

Hannah Waldman is a senior in the College of Arts & Sciences. She can be reached at hannahwaldman@wustl.edu.
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  • Liberalism in Europe: An Identity in Crisis

    In his book On Liberty, John Stuart Mill, often regarded as the father of 19th century political liberalism, espoused an ideology that can be summed up in the phrase “live and let live.” Across Europe, however, this value of tolerance has come under fire. Parties traditionally recognized as “liberal” have joined forces with those on…

  • The Beginning of the End of the Middle: An S.O.S. from the Middle Class

    BY HANNAH WALDMAN “It’s not that we don’t care, we just know that the fight ain’t fair, so we keep on waiting, waiting on the world to change,” croons John Mayer in what has become an anthem for the millen­nial generation. Let’s face it—as college stu­dents, we often shrug our shoulders at big issues, assuring…

  • “Representative” Government Merely a Suggestion in the Lone Star State

    BY HANNAH WALDMAN “Being a Texan means being alternately independent, rugged, individualistic, simple, straightforward, doggedly determined, and proud; sometimes boastful and brash, materialistic but moralistic; religious; distrustful of government yet respectful of authority; believing in competition and survival of the fittest, yet concerned for those who might be down on their luck.” This statement, published…