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Gerrymandering

Andrew Rosin • May 10, 2018

Andrew Rosin The essence of gerrymandering is redrawing the district lines in a neither organized nor fair manner such that one party will control the majority of the seats in the house, even if they account for less of the popular vote

The Zuckerberg Hearings: A Brief Summary

Nick Speranza • May 4, 2018

Nick Speranza The hulking tangle of emails, data breaches, and under-the-table meetings regarding Russia, our election, and our president have been a constant focus of the news cycle for the past year and a half, which represents a Watergate-tier scandal to Democrats and a smear-campaign rationalization for an election loss to Republicans.

David Hogg, Kyle Kashuv, and Gun Control Reform

Christopher Glanzmann • April 20, 2018

The survivors of the mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida have seized the gun control debate into their grasp. Since the shooting, David Hogg, Emma Gonzalez, and other...

Florida Moves the Needle on the Gun Debate

Aanchalika Chauhan • March 15, 2018

Following the school shooting, Florida took action to address the current gun laws in this country. This bill, known as The Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Public Safety Act, imposes stricter gun...

Senate Bill 383 on Arming Teachers

Amanda Magen • March 14, 2018

After last month’s tragic shooting in Parkland, gun control discussions have swept the nation. All across the country, students have taken it upon themselves to take a stand on this issue; a walkout...

The Technology behind Cryptocurrency, 2018’s Most Intriguing Industry

Tommy Ciatto • February 11, 2018

Tommy Ciatto In the closing months of 2017, there was one emerging industry that dominated headlines: cryptocurrency. While the media attention surrounding cryptocurrency has exploded, many people are still unsure of what exactly Bitcoin is and how it works.

In 500 Words or Less: Net Neutrality, CDC “Word Ban”, Alabama Election, Jerusalem

December 22, 2017

The Currents Section summarizes net neutrality, seven words the CDC might have banned, recent US position on Jerusalem , and Doug Jones.

Happy Veterans Day and Thank You To All Those Who Serve and Served

Christopher Glanzmann • November 13, 2017

Christopher Glanzmann Veterans Day is the day we celebrate the men and women brave enough to join and persist through their jobs in the military, risking their lives to protect ours.

500 Words or Less: Texas Shooting, Manhattan Terror, NY Marathon, etc.

November 8, 2017

Josh Woo covers recent events involving the Texas church shooting, Manhattan terror, New York Marathon, iPhone X, and Russia and George Papadopoulos.

500 Words or Less: Harvey Weinstein, Wildfires, ISIS, and more

Josh Woo • October 23, 2017

Major October current events include Harvey Weinstein, ISIS defeated in Raqqa, California Wildfires, and Trump Condolences.

500 Words or Less: Las Vegas, Puerto Rico, Nobel Prizes, and More

October 9, 2017

Major events (10/1-10/8): Vegas massacre Puerto rico Nobels Washington tax plans Catalonia Vegas Shooting 10/1 Some records were meant to be broken, some are never going to be, but some should...

A Not-So-Bright Ending to the Solar Eclipse

Emilija Sagaityte, Former Editor-in-Chief • October 2, 2017

Emilija Sagaityte This is the moment when you know your world is about to end...when you pass by the Radnor Memorial Library and see a bright-pink, neon sign that reads, “Sorry, we are out of eclipse glasses,” dangling behind the glass door.

Summer Recap 2017

Josh Woo • September 22, 2017

Josh Woo As summer officially ends, let’s take a quick look at the major events from this past season...

Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 Review Vol. 2 (CAUTION: Spoilers Ahead)

AJ Bloomfield • June 3, 2017

AJ Bloomfield I am a very dedicated Marvel fan and I am always in the first showing possible when a new flick is released. But when the final end credit scene of Guardians 2 rolled, I was genuinely disappointed that my buttery treat was the best part of the entire movie excursion.

Macron Molding the Fate of the European Union

Patrick Kaper-Barcelata • May 24, 2017

Patrick Kaper-Barcelata The EU breathed a sigh of relief as former economy minister and centrist Emmanuel Macron defeated the far right Marine Le Pen in the French presidential election on Sunday, May 7. A Le Pen presidency promised grave implications for the anxious and divided European Union, galvanizing the populist movement sweeping across core member states and testing the foundations of long standing political precedents.