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No matter how you identify or what beliefs you hold or your status in society, you are imbued with the power of the vote as an American citizen. (Courtesy of Twitter)

Young People Are Conservatives’ Newest Target

Alexandra Rapp, Contributing Writer April 19, 2023
No matter how you identify or what beliefs you hold or your status in society, you are imbued with the power of the vote as an American citizen.
Fordham, Show Us the Money

Fordham, Show Us the Money

April 19, 2023
There has been little transparency behind the raise in tuition at Fordham.
Affordable and protected healthcare must the pillar of public health. (Courtesy of Twitter)

Without Action, Millions Will Lose Medicaid

Lindsey Osit, Contributing Writer April 19, 2023
Millions of Americans are now at risk of losing their health benefits because the states aren’t doing anything to assist those who will lose coverage.
If your cat wants to be outside, put it on a leash to prevent spreading disease. (Courtesy of Twitter)

The Environmental Terrorists in Your Home? Cats.

Kari White, Culture Editor April 19, 2023
Cats need to be supervised when they are outdoors, and a great way of doing so is by walking them on a leash.
AI achievements should not overshadow human existence. (Courtesy of Twitter)

New Humanism and the Difficult Question of AI Art

John Wenz, Contributing Writer April 19, 2023
The existence and development of AI poses a risk to human beings and our fundamental truths.
The United States life expectancy has been declining due to multiple factors (Courtesy of Twitter).

Policy Changes Are the Key to Raising U.S. Life Expectancy

Allison Schneider, Contributing Writer April 19, 2023
Legislators should look for inspiration from policy changes and work to adapt these laws to fit American needs, making all the difference for the Americans fighting disease and mental illness.
Italian American cuisine is a wonderful representation of blending cultures. (Courtesy of Instagram)

Cross-Cultural Food Exchanges? That’s Amore.

Nicole Braun, Opinion Editor April 19, 2023
Food nourishes both body and spirit, and the transformation and sharing of cuisine across physical and temporal borders is a beautiful thing.
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After Language, I Peel an Orange

Ilaina Kim, Culture Editor April 19, 2023
Peeling and sharing fruit communicates what I feel when I don't have the words.
How Can We Actually Stand Stans?

How Can We Actually Stand Stans?

Nicole Rios, Contributing Writer April 19, 2023
Stan culture has become a toxic niche, but there is hope to reinvent it ourselves.
Fordham’s Research Resources Are Lacking

Fordham’s Research Resources Are Lacking

April 5, 2023
Fordham falls behind other universities of comparable size when it comes to the research resources that they provide students. The university prides itself on its student researchers, yet they need to put in more effort to meet student demand.
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Connections Formed By Exchanging Books

Sofia Donohue, Assistant News Editor April 5, 2023
Books brought my mom and I together, and it helped forge my relationships with my friends.
An English degree will hold value, despite the major’s decline in popularity. (Courtesy of Instagram)

The Everlasting Value of an English Degree

Ava Pastore, Contributing Writer April 5, 2023
Despite the decline in English and History degrees in recent years, the value in these degrees will never disappear because they teach necessary skills that can be applied throughout the economy.
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