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 move into the big “scary” world of college (and for those…
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 up those symptoms presented themselves in a variety of ways. My…
Op-Ed: Professor Discusses The Importance of the Rule of Law in Protecting Human Rights
By Craig Lang || Adjunct Assistant Professor of Government As some of you know, over the last twenty years I have spent much of my professional life wrestling with issues…
Op-Ed:Reaction to Trump’s Refusal to Commit a Peaceful Transition
By Sarah Nicell || Contributing Writer “Well, we’re going to have to see what happens,” President Trump declared last Wednesday, adding, “Get rid of the ballots, and you’ll have a…
Op-Ed: The Great Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Death Has Created a Political Fire Storm
By Dan Gaiewski || Contributing Writer I identify as a white Christian heterosexual male who happens to be a very proud member of the Democratic Party. Sometimes people will look…
Op-Ed: COVID Testing: F&M Should Work Smarter, Not Harder
By Liz Joslin || Contributing Writer In light of Bonchek College House’s recent emergency quarantine, which followed a positive wastewater test in the dorm building, students are sharing frustrations about…
Op-Ed: The Wage Discrimination In The US Must Stop
By Olivia Schmid || Staff Writer To eliminate wage discrimination, we need a stronger emphasis on equal pay for equal work because discrimination affects everyone, regardless of race and gender.…
OP-ED: COVID Helped The Black Lives Matter Movement
By Rohail Spear || Contributing Writer The Black Lives Matter movement is at an all-time high. More people are supporting the movement and participating in protests now than ever before.…
In Response to “feminism from a male’s perspective”
By Nina Kegelman || Copy Editor I recently stumbled upon an article written for our good old College Reporter titled “Feminism from a Male’s Perspective.” Nervous as to what I…
A Male Response to the OP-ED: “Feminism From a Male Perspective”
By Jonny Teklit ’20 The recent op-ed from TCR, “Feminism From a Male Perspective,” does not say anything new. Honestly, it could have been condensed into the common (read: grating)…
OP-ED: Feminism From A Male’s Perspective
By Rohail Spear || Contributing Writer “I hate men.” “Men are the worst.” “Men are the reason why there are so many problems in society.” I did not have to…
Op-Ed: Dear First-Years, A Letter From A Nostalgic Senior In The Time Of COVID
By Samantha Milowitz|| Staff Writer When I arrived at Franklin & Marshall in 2017 for freshman year, I was petrified. I had never been on my own before; I had…
Op-Ed: My Zero Waste Journey
By Molly Sproul || Website Manager Stuck in quarantine and bored of binge-watching clips of Parks and Recreation on YouTube, I stumbled upon “The Ugly Truth Of Fast Fashion |…
OP-ED: Give Communities of Color The Whole Table, Not Just A Seat
By Sarah Nicell || Contributing Writer It is an undeniable and unfortunate reality that white people are considered the standard in the United States. In a country that lacks a…
Op-Ed: EPC Responds to Criticism of Module System
By F&M Educational Policy Committee In response to Trinity Nguyen’s recent Op-Ed in the College Reporter, we, the members of the Educational Policy Committee, would like briefly to revisit the…