Shane Shuma ’22, Opinion Columnist
April 4, 2019
Last week Mark Zuckerberg called for more governmental regulation of his company, Facebook. Zuckerberg stated that he believed there needed to be a more active role for governments when it comes to privacy and regulating the Internet....
Sam Waltman ’20, Guest Writer
April 4, 2019
When I was 11, my family visited Yad Vashem, The World Holocaust Remembrance Center. At the end of the museum was the Hall of Names, a large open room with bookshelves full of binders, each containing names and details of victims...
Bryce Dunio ’22, Opinion Columnist
April 4, 2019
The Democratic party’s apparent ideological split between Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’ far-left wing and Nancy Pelosi’s more moderate wing has resulted in a wide array of candidates fighting for the 2020 nomination. In an effort...
Maia Baker ’19, Opinion Columnist
March 28, 2019
Do you believe in women’s bodily autonomy? Do you understand what taxes are for? If you answered “yes” to either of these questions, you would have understood “Keep Your Hands Off: Why Women Need Access to Reproductive...
Bryce Dunio ’22, Opinion Columnist
March 28, 2019
For the past twenty-two months, prominent figures from the media, Democrats and intelligence community have relentlessly slung accusations of treason and betrayal at President Trump over his alleged ties to the Russian government....
Leda Fisher ’19, Guest Writer
March 28, 2019
Apparently, I have something of an abrasive tone. At least, that was an important issue for those who disliked my last op-ed (“Should White Boys Still Be Allowed to Speak?”). They said I sounded angry, or that I was too aggressive...
March 28, 2019
Something has finally been confirmed that I knew all along: neither Trump nor his campaign colluded with the Russians. After a two year long endeavor where Special Prosecutor Robert Mueller III and his team tried to find evidence...
Emma Spector ’19, Guest Writer
March 28, 2019
It’s simple: those who can afford to pay get the best housing on campus. However, if students have no choice but to live on campus, then they should not be forced to pay more for housing. The idea of differential pricing –...
Sarah Manderbach ’22, Opinion Columnist
March 21, 2019
As a fan of the Harry Potter series and all that has been created from it, in recent months I have started to question if the magic that once surrounded this universe has started to diminish. With the addition of the Fantastic Beasts mo...
Bryce Dunio ‘22, Opinion Columnist
March 21, 2019
In roughly three months’ time, the Democratic National Committee plans to begin its lengthy series of primary debates to determine which candidate is best suited to take the White House. After the morale-crushing blow to their...
