John Grossman (john-grossman)

jgrossman10 [ at ] stuy [ dot ] edu

John Grossman ('21) is an Opinions writer. His favorite topics to write about include politics and current events. In his free time, he likes to work on music and go to museums.

It’s Time for a Car-Free Manhattan

It is fully possible to live a complete life in Manhattan without ever touching a car, so why do we give them so much importance in our streets?

Issue 10, Volume 111

Title: It’s Time to Axe Legacy Admissions

Elite institutions have been using legacy admissions to fill out their classes for a century, but should they continue?

Issue 9, Volume 111

Liberals and Leftists Have Similar Goals but Different Plans to Achieve Them

Moderates and progressives both want change; progressives just fail to look at the bigger picture.

Issue 7, Volume 111

Lockdowns Should Not Come With Economic Catastrophe

America is the richest country in the world—we shouldn’t be the cheapest when it comes to the livelihood of the American people.

Issue 5, Volume 111

A President’s Legacy Is Far More Than Their Biggest Failure

How should we evaluate a president’s legacy with all of its complications?

Issue 3, Volume 111

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Israel’s Wrongdoings Cannot Be an Excuse for Antisemitism

Issue 1, Volume 111

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Joe Biden’s Growth on Queer Issues is an Asset, Not a Shortcoming.

Issue 16, Volume 110

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Mandatory Vaccination: A Necessary Step for True Public Health

People all the way up to the President have questioned the safety of vaccines, but it is time that we consider whether anyone should be allowed to opt out of immunization.

Issue 15, Volume 110

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