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U.S. trade and border policies cause violence in Mexico

U.S. trade and border policies cause violence in Mexico

Mexican state-based violence is at an all-time high, and the U.S. is, in large part, to blame. President Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s peace-based plan to end conflict must be overturned, or Mexico will become a failed state with no control of power.

Alums Speak on the Direction of Mount Holyoke College: Sara Taylor '95

BY SARA TAYLOR '95

A similar drop out of the top 25 occurred while I was a student, from 1991–1995. I would not be surprised if one reason for the drop both times is tied to demographic trends. My generation (X) is very small relative to the Baby Boom and Y generations, which meant fewer college-bound women and higher acceptance rates to achieve desired yields. I believe that we have entered a similar situation now that much if not all of Gen Y has finished college.