Opinions

Summit shouldn’t be taken for granted

Staff Editorial The Issue: The Summit on Human Dignity can be overlooked as just a break from regular classes and homework. Our Stance: Personal investment and dedication from students will pay dividends. Every year for two weeks students are given the unique and informative occasion of participating in the Summit on Human Dignity, an opportunity […]

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Annual Hike for the Homeless continues Summit mission

By Andrew Marini ’13
THE ROUNDUP

St. Joseph the Worker’s annual Hike for the Homeless returns Saturday, March 3, at the McDowell Mountain Regional Park.

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With conflicting ideologies and gender inequality, it’s time for America to reflect

Commentary by Sarah Sakha XCP ’14 SPECIAL TO THE ROUNDUP Ism. Ism. Ism. Are “isms” good? I’m not talking about socialism, fascism, anarchism, communism. I’m talking about gender issues – feminism and sexism. Ferris Bueller (high school senior who decides to skip school and take a day off with his best friend and his girlfriend), […]

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Gender relations at Summit’s center

Commentary by Joe Skoog ’13
THE ROUNDUP

This year’s Summit on Human Dignity focuses on gender and raises many questions regarding an important facet of gender: gender relations.

Gender relations are the way that males and females interact amongst each other and cohabitate.

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Opinions

Female politicians face uneven field

Commentary by Lauren D’Souza XCP ’14 SPECIAL TO THE ROUNDUP Here’s a challenge for you: can you name 10 women politicians? Think about it. Really think about it. The first few should be easy: Sarah Palin, Michele Bachmann, Hillary Clinton, Condoleezza Rice, Nancy Pelosi. But how many can you name beyond those? Currently, women make […]

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Summit speakers to bring insight on masculinity

Summit committee draws from a number of sources to provide the best selection of speakers By P. Erik Meyer ’14 THE ROUNDUP The speakers for this year’s Summit on Human Dignity will be focusing on the topic of masculinity. At least three speakers from various backgrounds will help to spread awareness to Brophy students about […]

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Discrimination able to be defeated without coercion

Wage discrimination wrong, but more legislation is not solution Commentary by Aakash Jain ’14 THE ROUNDUP When Americans recognize problems in our society, they much too willingly turn to government for solutions. Our nation fails to understand the distinction between what people should do and what they can do. The American economist and author Thomas […]

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Summit to be met with maturity, positive action

Commentary by Erik T. Masingill ’12 THE ROUNDUP Although this year’s Summit on masculinity might be considered a joke to many teenage boys, the Brophy student body will not think the same. The Summit will not only cover masculinity, but will also cover gender equality. I think Brophy students will approach this Summit as another […]

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Masculinity transcends stereotypes

Commentary by Maddy Fretto XCP ’13 SPECIAL TO THE ROUNDUP Throughout modern society, the view of what a “real” man is varies, depending upon what a person exposes themselves to, such as music or television. For example, the popular television show “Jersey Shore” shows men taking advantage of women and only focusing on themselves and […]

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