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Max Whalen

Max Whalen

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Contributor, The Cornell Review

Ithaca

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Mostly smart home and tech. Other topics include parenting travel food beauty and health.

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financial, stock market, cryptocurrency, specialized sports news.

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Total articles 170

  • Fighting Racism with Free Speech

    By Max Whalen| The Cornell Review Verified Nickolai Spine ‘25, the President of the Cornell Political Union began by delivering some remarks, reminding attendees that open dialogue and debate are vital for the future of Cornell. Mr. Spine then in turn introduced Professor Randy Wayne who then introduced Davis, and expressed the need for “bridge-building” at Cornell, while also denouncing the use of critical race theory in higher education.

    By Max Whalen · The Cornell Review

    Oct. 09, 2024

  • Cornell Republicans and Democrats come together to Plant Flags on 9/11

    By Max Whalen| The Cornell Review Verified In a show of bipartisanship, the Cornell Democrats joined with the Cornell Republicans to plant American flags on the Arts Quad, a solemn tribute that highlighted the unity of purpose among students from across the political spectrum. Despite their differing views on policy, both organizations joined together to honor the solemn anniversary. The event served as a reminder of the resilience and solidarity that the nation displayed in the wake of 9/11, transcending political affiliations.

    By Max Whalen · The Cornell Review

    Sep. 11, 2024

  • Fighting Racism with Free Speech

    By Max Whalen| The Cornell Review Verified Nickolai Spine ‘25, the President of the Cornell Political Union began by delivering some remarks, reminding attendees that open dialogue and debate are vital for the future of Cornell. Mr. Spine then in turn introduced Professor Randy Wayne who then introduced Davis, and expressed the need for “bridge-building” at Cornell, while also denouncing the use of critical race theory in higher education.

    By Max Whalen · The Cornell Review

    Oct. 09, 2024

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The Cornell Review

Ithaca, New York, United States

+1 607-254-4636