Our legacy as a PWI and the responsibility of white folks
By: The Social Justice Collective The article “No, SGA Candidates Aren’t Racist” from April 28, 2017 — and campus climate in general —
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Opinion
Just don’t catcall
By: Megan Graves, Columnist I was at Target the other day (far from an unusual occurrence for me — it’s kind of my
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Care about the people — not just their products
By: Kyndall Cunningham, Columnist I was having a conversation with my brother the other day about rap concerts. He told me about the
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The nine treasons of “13 Reasons”
By: Megan Graves, Columnist I waste so much of my time streaming TV shows. It’s not an exaggeration to say that, if I’m
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Anything for free food: how we thank our donors (and how we ought to)
By: Sam Shelton, Senior Editor Step right up, step right up. Now pick somewhere comfy to sit down. It’s time to play one
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Letters to the editor: the case of the missing marble tiger
By: Dale Buchanan, Class of 1967 All throughout recorded history, there have been objects that were treasured but lost to neglect, theft, looting
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The world awakens (or, an ode to the nice weather)
By: Sam Shelton, Senior Editor “Pitch Perfect” came out in September 2012, just months before my scheduled march across my high school commencement
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MD lawmakers aim to correct wording in sex crime cases, policies in order favor of survivors
By: Megan Graves, Columnist This is the English major in me speaking, but I’m a firm believer that the words we choose matter.
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We really do not want a war with North Korea
By: Dylan Brennan, Columnist A few days ago, Trump allowed the military to drop another bomb — this time on eastern Afghanistan April
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The reality of trauma and language
By: Megan Graves, Columnist Did you know that April is Sexual Assault Awareness month? I know I talked about it last year, but
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