In another installment of Letters from Texas, our out-of-state correspondent, Jacob Hendon, contrasts the current youth perception of current events with his grandparent's teenage years, "My grandparents weren’t constantly blasted with information. They did not sleep a foot away from a phone that relayed some of the most terrifying news to them."
Ben Chanenson and Nick Camposano
This article is part of the Radnorite’s series on the mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, and the movement it has inspired.
Bisher Nasir
I walked into a store one October day, feeling the fall spirit as I sipped my pumpkin spice latte, and in the “seasonal” aisle that day were, you guessed it, fat Santas, reindeer, evergreen trees, and colorful lights.
Emily Chen
Most devout Christians will probably tell you that Christmas celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ, the Son of God. For much of the population, however, Christmas is not a particularly religious affair.
Nick Camposano and Ben Chanenson
On November 7th, Pennsylvanians will head to the polls for a municipal election. In addition to a vote for state legislators, this election will include a vote on a proposed amendment to our state constitution.
Caitlin Dressel
While dissent enables the country opportunities to facilitate change, it is unity that establishes an atmosphere of shared ideals and common goals under one American identity.
Nick Camposano
Belief in unity must be at the core of the American attitude, but with it must also come the acceptance of dissent as an impetus for improvement.
Chapin Lenthall-Cleary
On Saturday, April 22nd, I marched in the Philadelphia science march. The march was for anyone who cares about science, for anyone who cares about our country’s future, for anyone who cares about empirical truth.
Jess Pevner
For high school seniors across the country, today marks the culmination of a long and often painstaking process. it’s a day meant for celebration and excitement about the future.
Julie Lee
It was pretty clear in my mind where I wanted to go - University of Pittsburgh. But, on the back on my mind, the thought of “name value” lingered.
In Drug Dogs III, Ben Chanson and Nick Camposano discuss whether or not the school has "the right to conduct mass sweeps of student effects? Are the rights of students violated, even if they forfeit some of their assumed privacies when on campus?"
Estelle Atkinson
Trump won on the ignorance and blind trust of his voters, their acceptance of his vague ideas. It’s as if they would be fine be ruled by Big Brother, if they don’t mind the things Trump says. Our ignorance is his strength.
John Hydrisko and Victoria Vale
As two members of Radnor’s student body, we call on the District to reopen a more inclusive discussion on the drug dog program before the School Board votes on a contract with Interquest Detection Canines in May.
