Writer addresses protests in France, context and effects on citizens, society
By Jeremy Mauser || Staff Writer Ransacked shops. A battered monument. Four casualties. Protests have been taking place in...
Monthly Archives: December 2018
Harvard discourages single-gender organizations, lawsuit filed
By Ruby Van Dyk || Layout Assistant This past week, a lawsuit filed by several national fraternity and sorority...
Layout Assistant reviews Celeste Ng’s fiction novel Everything I Never Told You
By Danielle Rice || Layout Assistant In the debut novel and New York Times bestseller, Everything I Never Told...
The Princess Switch comes to Netflix this winter season just in time for the holidays
By Abigail Dotterer || Staff Writer Romantic comedies are cute and cringey. Disney movies are the same way. So...
Emily Wilson talks on her new translation of The Odyssey at Common Hour
By Sarah Frazer || Staff Writer During this week’s Common Hour, Dr. Emily Wilson, who is a professor of...
NY Giants manage to clench 30-27 overtime win against Chicago Bears
By Gabby Goodwin || Sports Editor On Sunday, December 2nd at MetLife Stadium, the New York Giants (4-8) managed...
F&M Men’s Squash off to a great start, 5-1 in opening semester
By Jamie Belfer || Layout Assistant Franklin & Marshall Men’s Squash finished up their first semester season on December...
Writer reflects on how Bush’s legacy should embody the truth
By Amanda Leonard || Copy Writer It’s customary for the entire country to engage in a National Day of...
Russia opens fire on Ukrainian ships off Crimean Peninsula; Tensions rise
By Jeremy Mauser || Staff Writer On Sunday, November 25, Russian border guards opened fire on three Ukrainian ships...
Asylum-seeking families face tear gas at the US-Mexico Border
By Amanda Leonard || Staff Writer On the afternoon of Sunday, November 25th, Central American migrants seeking asylum in...