OP-ED: WHITEWASHED HISTORY NEEDS TO BE ADDRESSED IN SCHOOLS NATIONWIDE
By Olivia Schmid || Layout Assistant It’s insane how much perspective one gains once they graduate high school and...
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It’s Not Fine & That’s Alright: Remaining Optimistic During COVID-19
By Ally Carey || Contributing Writer Throughout my life, I have always coped with symptoms of anxiety, and growing...
Editorial: In Defense of Op-Eds
By TCR Editorial Board The nature of an Opinions and Editorials page seems to directly conflict with what we...
Alternative late-night study spaces are discussed after library hour reduction
By Santure Chen || Contributing Writer This semester, the Martin Library will close 2 hours earlier. Now, it closes...
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...
An overview of the third democratic debate, how Joe Biden got in the lead
By Anna Synakh || Contributing Writer All across the country Democratic Debate viewers like me were awaiting the fight...
Writer shares mixed feeling regarding library time changes
By William Kay || Contributing Writer I’ve always been fond of the phrase “Don’t let your memes be dreams”...
First-year on importance of college newspaper, journalism
By Sojin Shin || Contributing Writer At a glance, student journalism may seem like an obsolete concept. After all,...
Masthead: Leadership at F&M
As the devoted Netflix users that you are, dear readers, you’ve probably heard that the third season...