Joshua Riebel ‘20, Opinion Columnist
December 5, 2019
This is a call not just to the establishment but to all those who cannot answer the famous question uttered by President Ronald Reagan, just like those supporters he won over back in 1980: “Ask yourself, ‘Are you better off...
Kevin Ssonko ‘20, Student Senate President
December 5, 2019
As a fan of pro-sports, I am just as much a slave to morning sports talk radio as any guy with any meaningful buy-in to conventional norms of masculinity. So of course after the news, of pro-athlete and activist Colin Kaepernick’s...
Audree Khalishah ’22, Guest Columnist
November 21, 2019
Civil War and the Syrian migration crisis. The Great Bengal famine. The collapse of Easter Island. All (initially) passed as tragedies with environmental caused. All - in fact - case studies of relative deprivation.
Throughout...
Meg Tate ’23, Guest Columnist
November 21, 2019
Carlisle, Pennsylvania has two vastly different sides of its educational community. One being Dickinson College and the other being the Carlisle Area School District. Although there are a few members of my Carlisle High School graduating class t...
Sarah Manderbach ’22, Opinion Columnist
November 21, 2019
Last week’s issue of The Dickinsonian was controversial to say the least. From the outburst from the racist acts from students at Franklin and Marshall College to the truth of how “safe” the safety shuttles really are, i...
Shane Shuma ’22, Opinion Columnist
November 14, 2019
We are only three months away from the first primaries of the 2020 election. The Democrats currently have no frontrunner as the party’s many factions struggle to gain power. Warren, a progressive East Coast liberal, threatens...
Drew Kaplan ’20, Editor-in-Chief
November 14, 2019
Several weeks ago, someone came into the office of The Dickinsonian with a question which struck me as odd. She wanted to know about past incidents of bias on campus, and asked if we could point her towards some information. At fir...
Olivia Shea ’20, Guest Columnist
November 14, 2019
Staying at Dickinson for fall break was supposed to be relaxing and de-stressing but on Sunday morning, I woke up to my room temperature being 79.5 degrees. I am a senior and I live in the High Street Residence on the fourth floor...
Bryce Dunio ’22, Opinion Columnist
November 14, 2019
Two recent issues on campus have caught my eye this semester. Both the issue of equal gender representation on Student Senate and the removal of a flavor of tea titled “plantation mint” have become heavily discussed and passionately...
Robert Pearl ’20, Guest Columnist
November 14, 2019
Last week was an interesting one for sure. There were a lot of upsets during the weekend that a lot of people didn’t account for. We got our first push of the year with the Bills losing by exactly three points against the Browns...
