Alex Cho (alex-cho)

acho20 [ at ] stuy [ dot ] edu

Alex Cho (‘22) is an Opinions writer. He frequently writes about the discrimination that many face in the United States and also enjoys covering trends in technology. His hobbies include gaming and playing the bassoon.

Is Blockchain Gaming the Future?

The future of NFT gaming seems to be an exciting one, and soon, it may assert itself as a core part of major games.

Issue 6, Volume 112

Is Blockchain Gaming the Future?

The future of NFT gaming seems to be an exciting one, and soon, it may assert itself as a core part of major games.

Issue 5, Volume 112

A Solution for Some, a Crisis for Others

Without relief for building owners, the eviction moratorium itself was never a solution to the COVID economy.

Issue 2, Volume 112

Andrew Yang: The Hero for Asians?

Alex Cho, Justin Huang

Yang is not the hero of the Asian American community.

Issue 16, Volume 111

Bitcoin: A Path to Fulfillment or Ruin?

People are recognizing the need for a different cryptocurrency solution, one that admits the reality of climate change and helps lower carbon emissions in addition to democratizing finance.

Issue 14, Volume 111

Haste to Reopen Schools Impedes Recovery

The rapidity of the reopening is irresponsible and places the greater population at risk.

Issue 13, Volume 111

Ageism: Discrimination That’s Considered Acceptable

One area where many of us still blithely trade in stereotypes is age. Ranging from “OK boomer” memes to open dialogue questioning the mental fitness of older people and portrayals in cartoons and sitcoms of the elderly as out of touch and unstable, ageism is largely present in our society.

Issue 11, Volume 111

Gamers, Rise Up

Gaming should not be a subculture where its bad behavior can be ignored.

Issue 9, Volume 111

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The SHSAT: Is There Anything Wrong With It?

Some claim that the SHSAT is biased, but the real bias lies in the unequal education students receive.

Issue 8, Volume 111