Charlotte Kiang is a member of Wellesley College's class of 2013 majoring in Mathematics and Computer Science. She is currently interning at NASA's Johnson Space Center, and is extremely enthusiastic about the space industry in general. In her free time, she enjoys skiing, watching sitcoms, and going to Major League Basebal...
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Although the Falcon 9 is not currently en-route to the ISS as originally planned, there are still reasons to be optimistic about the future of space privatization.
As the government sinks with the burden of domestic and foreign policy issues, the age-old debate on the legality of abortion surfaces.
Pawlenty's last mistake on the campaign trail is that he put too much faith in the popularity contest that is the Iowa Ames Straw Poll.
The media's self-imposed blackout of Ron Paul coverage following Iowa's straw poll is a damning example of media bias at work.
Join the Debate: Are the riots in Britain motivated by theft and crime, or are they the result of high youth unemployment and sweeping austerity measures?
A scathing review in Sunday's New York Times paints Obama as a disappointment. Do you agree?
Affirmative action policies in college admissions should be retooled to focus on socioeconomic status, not race.
A federally-sponsored initiative that encourages taxpayers to take occasional walks is just one of many head-scratching aspects of a little-known multi-billion dollar government program.
Greek organizations and their alumni are more helpful than any university's career center in finding jobs.
As the U.S. looks at the aftermath of the Chinese bullet train accident, it is time to seriously consider initiating sustained infrastructure upgrades.
The prevalence of cosmetic surgery in today's society shows a dangerous shift from medicine that makes people healthy to medicine that makes people happy.
Perverse hiring guidelines prevent the government from hiring the best workers, even if their jobs pay more.
Amidst the debt crisis, Congress failed to approve a bill to keep the FAA in operation, so the price of airline tickets is skyrocketing this summer.
In June, the Federal Trade Commission launched an investigation into Google's anti-competitive policies. Will Google+ push the company over the edge?
The end of the shuttle program has ushered in a new era of American space exploration, requiring NASA to take on a new and more peripheral role.
The verdict is an example of our judicial system working to ensure that even the most demonized among us get a fair trial.
We hold these truths to be self-evident ... life, liberty, and the pursuit of barbecuing?
From Clinton to Weiner, sex scandals are eroding America's more puritan and moral approach to politics.
If Jon Huntsman were somehow to emerge as the GOP nominee, he could pose a major threat to Obama's re-election bid.
With the GOP struggling to find the ideal candidate, Bachmann could make a legit run for the White House.
When we stop framing issues in terms of Left vs. Right and instead use liberty over government control, more people come on board to build honest coalitions.
Constitutionally, Federal representatives must be older than 25. But young people could add interesting views to Congress. Here are some ideas on how to incorporate them.
New York should lead the way and abolish the archaic Electoral College system.
Liberals have targeted conservative firebrand Rush Limbaugh, but he was fully in his First Amendment rights to speak out against Sandra Fluke.
Charlotte Kiang Furthermore, I don't think it's correct to compare Limbaugh to comedians. These figures may all be entertainers, but Limbaugh doesn't market himself in the same way, giving his words more gravity than the other figures you named. He ma...