Dan Waldman
Reporter
Dan Waldman is a student reporter for the Medill News Service.
After spending most of my time trying to stick it to the man in high school through reporting for my newspaper, I went on to Northwestern University where I am currently a sophomore.I spend most of my time in The Daily Northwestern's newsroom, where I have previously served as assistant sports editor and covered campus news. I am also working as a business reporter for the Medill News Service, headquartered in Washington, D.C., covering the presidential election.I also dabble in entrepreneurship at Northwestern, and co-founded the largest student-run, philanthropic basketball tournament on campus. I am pursuing a double major in journalism and economics, and hoping not to disappoint my parents and justify my tuition.
For millennials, 2nd presidential debate is example of all that’s wrong with politics
“It’s clear that the two-party system is dying,” argues a Millennial voter, speaking of attitudes among his friends. “People really hate the two parties. And it’s that the two parties aren’t speaking to the issues that really matter to us.”