Another Editor Abroad, This Time in Florence
AMANDA SCOPELLITI ’20 CONTRIBUTING WRITER I decided that I wanted to spend a semester abroad because I believe that traveling the world and experiencing new […]
Month: November 2018
Prof. Katherine Lahti and the Dithyramb of Russia
BEN GAMBUZZA ’20 EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Sitting across from me in an office filled with books on Vladimir Nabokov, Dostoevsky, Myakovksy, and Anna Akhmatova, is Prof. Katherine […]
Why You Should Vote: Solutions to Voter Apathy
DAVID MAROTTOLO ’22 STAFF WRITER The right to vote is a fundamental part of democracy. Not only is it the defining aspect of such a […]
Media Disproportionately Covers Minority Criminals
BHAVNA MAMNANI ’22 FEATURES EDITOR When news of a pipe bomb being sent to Left-leaning individuals hits front pages and mainstreams news, our first reaction […]
Martian Studies A Glamorized Form of Colonization
KABELO MOTSOENENG ’20 OPINION EDITOR In 1652, curious white men went on a voyage of the Atlantic and landed in the Bay of Cape Town. […]
Speech, Whether Wrong or Right, Is Not Violence
DANIEL NESBITT ’22 STAFF WRITER This dangerous idea has become increasingly common within many college campuses. The danger arises when a group views an individual’s […]