New York City’s 9/11 remembrance sparks conversation about gun violence
By Samantha Milowitz || Contributing Writer Every year on 9/11, New York City turns into one giant funeral. The city…
The independent student newspaper of Franklin & Marshall College
By Samantha Milowitz || Contributing Writer Every year on 9/11, New York City turns into one giant funeral. The city…
By Isabel Paris || Contributing Writer This past Saturday, a Pittsburgh synagogue was attacked by an armed man who killed…
By Ethan Beller || Contributing Writer In today’s heavily contentious political climate, arguably the most divisive issue is gun control.…
By Katherine Coble || News Editor The streets of cities from Washington, D.C. to Philadelphia to Tokyo were crammed on…
By Josh Friedman || Contributing Writer On Wednesday Feb. 28, I almost bought a gun. Well… not really. I went…
By Ruby Van Dyk || Staff Writer The AR-15 used in the Florida shooting was legally purchased by the teenage…
By Samantha Milowitz || Layout Assistant Growing up, I participated in mandatory fire drills; we would line up against the…
By Katherine Coble || News Editor The rural town of Sutherland Springs, Texas – population 600 – was devastated on…
By Nicholas Riebel || Staff Writer There is plenty of debate over whether the attack on San Bernardino was an act of…