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What Happened Was Wrong. Why Can’t People Accept That?

America has been built on protests, and these confrontations have given Americans eight hour work days, freedom from slavery, women’s rights and many other things that we wouldn’t have if the generations before us were just complicit.
Carrington Peavy, Co-Editor-in-Chief • June 3, 2020

Why #BlackLivesMatter Matters

In many cities, police and the National Guard, as well as local governments, have been fiercely pushing back nonviolent protests.
Amy Chen, Co-Editor-in-Chief • June 3, 2020

COVID-19: The Perfect Disguise for Power Politics

Image by the author, created using public domain images from thenounproject: 'democracy' by 'Wichai Wi,' 'Mask' by farra nugraha and 'Virus' by Nawicon.
Yoav Pinhasi, Opinion Editor • June 2, 2020

This Virus is Strong, But Hope is Stronger

Hiba Ali, Staff Writer • April 29, 2020

The Reason for Our Sacrifice

Kacey Hoffman, Staff Writer • April 28, 2020

An Open Letter to Mr. Gugick

Gugick at the Great Wall of China
Tal Rothberg, News Editor • March 31, 2020

Love in the Time of Corona

Still Life With Fish, Bread and Kettle / Luis Menendez / c. 1772 / Cleveland Museum of Art / Open Access
Alice Soprunova, Editor-at-Large • March 14, 2020

A Land of Beauty and Culture

A Land of Beauty and Culture
Hiba Ali, Staff Writer • February 20, 2020

Heating Issues Impact Learning

Beachcomber Staff • February 12, 2020

When Being Biracial Isn’t the Best of Both Worlds

Elizabeth Metz, Multimedia Editor • February 2, 2020

J. K. Rowling and the Tirade of Transphobia

Image adapted from photo by S.macken6 from Wikimedia Commons.
Alice Soprunova, Editor-at-Large • January 24, 2020

No Kings, No Queens, No More

The Snowball and Homecoming King and Queen don’t just appropriate the airs of monarchy, they do exactly what monarchs did for many countries—serve as an embodiment of the collective will and a projection of our power as a group.
Alice Soprunova, Editor-at-Large • January 17, 2020
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