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Women’s Roles Growing, Despite Obama’s Male-Dominated Cabinet

February 6, 2013

By PATRICK MAROUN Women were a large part of President Obama’s voter base during his re-election bid this past November, according to CNN’s exit polls. Why then is there so much fuss about President...

Super Bowl Goes Beyond Merely Football

February 6, 2013

By Joe Vitale There are plenty of things to look forward to every Super Bowl: the game, the food, the viewing parties, the commercials. It is certainly a strong, unmoving American tradition. But, beyond...

Many Factors Can Play Role in College Decision

January 30, 2013

By DAVID OBERMAN CONTRIBUTING WRITER I applied to university twice, once as a senior in high school and once as a transfer, submitting a total of 26 applications. I remember my father’s candid advice,...

Middle East Policy Must Focus on ‘Helping People’

January 30, 2013

By JOHN BUNDOCK CONTRIBUTING WRITER The nomination of Fordham alumnus John Brennan, FCRH ’77, to the position of director of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has roused a mixture of pride, concern...

I Am Pro-Life

January 30, 2013

By JOHN P. CASTONGUAY COLUMNIST I am pro-life. I say this not out of an attempt to win people to the cause through personal charisma or necessarily to advertise the pro-life cause, but out of a need...

EU in Danger?

January 30, 2013

By CONOR FUCCI COLUMNIST In Europe there is a political and economic union of 27 nations that has revolutionized the way that we look at international organizations and the structuring of economies. The...

Lance Armstrong Abuses Wealth and Influence

January 30, 2013

By JOSEPH VITALE ASSISTANT OPINION EDITOR At a glance, Lance Armstrong’s story resembles that of many other successful American athletes. He trained intensely to become a world class competitor,...

Editorial: Women’s Basketball Merits Fan Support

January 30, 2013

By The Editorial Board Until Jan. 27, when Fordham’s women’s basketball team suffered a loss to Duquesne, the team was experiencing a seven-game winning streak in conference play. Despite the loss,...

From the Desk of Richard Bordelon, Opinion Editor

January 30, 2013

By RICHARD BORDELON OPINION EDITOR Forsan et haec olim meminisse juvabit. Aeneas tells his companions this in the beginning of Virgil’s Aeneid, one of the greatest works of Western literature. He...

Dagger John’s Cups Decrease in Size, No Need for Uproar

January 30, 2013

By PATRICK MULLEN STAFF WRITER It has been popular in recent months to criticize Mayor Bloomberg’s proposed ban of large, sugary drinks. Many have called it a pointless abuse of his power. Some...

Graph Search, Amidst Privacy Issues, Has Potential

January 30, 2013

By DECLAN MURPHY STAFF WRITER A recently unveiled Facebook feature has many users concerned about their privacy when it comes to social networking. “Graph Search” is a new search tool introduced...

Online Journalism Diminishes Newspapers’ Influence

January 27, 2013

By RICHARD BORDELON In the times of Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr and the 24-hour news cycle, one cannot deny the influence of the Internet. Fueled by a population craving instant gratification and desiring...

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