A Farewell to Terry & Tuesday Tech Tips: An Uplifting Interview
By Sarah Nicell || Editor-in-Chief “My whole life I’ve wanted to help people use technology,” said Terry, sipping dining hall coffee with a smile on his face, the brightest I’ve…
Phillip’s Museum Spring Exhibition: Bill Hutson
By Teagan Durkin || Contributing Writer The posters appeared on a Wednesday. A collection of four, laminated and colorful, with distinct titles that all proudly advertise the Phillips Museum’s new…
Suicide Bombings in Pakistan
By Anna Chiaradonna || Contributing Writer Citizens of Peshawar in northwestern Pakistan are witnessing the deadliest bombing the country has seen in years. With a harrowing death toll of over 100,…
Movie Review: Puss in Boots: The Last Wish
By Zach Long || Contributing Writer In late December of 2022, DreamWorks’ fan-favorite feline fighter returned to theaters after over a decade away from the spotlight. Puss in Boots, the…
Mystery Illness Ravages Over 80 Students: What We Know
By TCR Staff Last edited Wednesday, February 8th at 10:00 a.m. Article will be updated with the most current information. Last week, on the morning of February 2nd, rumors of…
Student Directing & Scandalous Day Jobs: Kendall Lipham & the Wonder of 9 to 5
By Sarah Nicell || Editor-In-Chief Upon entering the realm of 1970s office attire, Dolly Parton-esque rhythms, and a student-run liberal arts college theater, one may not expect to laugh out…
A Sociologically Informed Critique of the Meritocratic Argument for Inequality
Photo courtesy of Florian Direny. By Florian Direny || Staff Writer A common objection presented by inequality apologists in the face of social and economic disparities pertains to the argument…
Taylor Swift’s 3 AM Bonus Tracks
By Rohail Spear | | Managing Editor At 3 AM on October 21st, after releasing the album Midnights, Taylor Swift released seven more tracks, dubbing the collection Midnights (3am Edition).…
The Ultimate World Cup Preview
By Alex Wintz || Contributing Writer The greatest sporting event in the world will be here before we know it! After its longest absence since World War II, the World…
Notable Alumni: Major Richard “Dick” Winters
By Anna Chiaradonna || Contributing Writer As Veteran’s Day approaches, it is imperative that the Franklin and Marshall community honors those who have faced tremendous peril to preserve the security…
Platform 7: The Work Behind A Masterpiece
By Emily Hanson || Arts and Leisure Editor A little over a year ago, when I took my first steps into my Playwriting I class in the Writers House, I…
The Onion Dip: Missing Persons Report
By Anonymous Here ye, here ye, the Campus Cryer has an important announcement. The biggest scandal since 1564 is upon us… William Shakespeare is missing. Height: 6 foot Weight: Paper…
Transitioning to College with Dyslexia
By Anna Chiaradonna I used to believe that I would never make it to college. In elementary school, I was diagnosed with Dyslexia, Dyscalculia, Dysgraphia, and Visual-Spatial Processing Disorder. By…
Brazil’s Election Day-After
By Felipe Storch de Oliveira | Contributing Writer Commentators said that 2018 would be Brazil’s most tumultuous voting day ever — the country was divided, political parties made offensive statements…
Floods in Pakistan: How Have You, F&M, the US, and the World Contributed to a Growing Crisis
By Jonah Fisher || Staff Writer On Tuesday night last week, students gathered in the Stohr Auditorium in Stager to hear from three professors. Coming from wildly different perspectives (anthropology,…