Maryland Lieutenant Governor talks persuasion
By: Marcus Whitman, Staff Writer Photo by Marcus Whitman Lt. Gov. Boyd Rutherford, the ninth and current Lieutenant Governor of Maryland, visited Towson
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Student to senator
By: Karuga Koinange, Editor-in-Chief Photo by Brendan Felch/ The Towerlight Sarah Elfreth paces around her Crowne Plaza hotel room, with friends and family
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Pink Floyd gets political
By: Dylan Brennan, Columnist Last Thursday, I went to see a Pink Floyd tribute concert as a late birthday present. Needless to say,
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Reducing your ecological footprint
By: Marcus Dieterle, Editor-in-Chief On April 22, 1970, 20 million Americans celebrated the first Earth Day by advocating for environmental reform. After 48
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School grounds should not be battle grounds
By: Dylan Brennan, Columnist One day, I hope to be a history teacher. I also hope that when that day comes, I don’t
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Russian investigation looms over Trump administration
By: Ryan Kirby, Columnist Russia: the dark and ominous cloud that continues to hang over the Trump administration. Many conservatives have tried to
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The importance of balance
By: Connor McNairn, Columnist Hello, all. My name is Connor McNairn and I’m excited to announce my new column in The Towerlight, “Congress
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Striving for balance
Dylan Brennan, Columnist Hello and welcome to, or welcome back to, Towson University! I swear, there have been too many things to talk
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Religion and politics are linked, professor says
By: Marcus Dieterle, Assistant News Editor Despite growing religious diversification in the United States, data show that the country’s religious and political planes
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Neuvel awakens scifi genre
By: McKenna Graham, Assistant Arts & Life Editor Title: “Sleeping Giants” Author: Sylvain Neuvel Genre: Sci-fi, political drama, suspense/thriller Rating: Five stars Warnings:
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