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Taylor Herzlich

Taylor Herzlich, Opinion Editor

Taylor Herzlich is a sophomore at Fordham College at Rose Hill, majoring in journalism. She started writing for the Ram her freshman year and is thrilled to continue her involvement in the paper as Opinion Editor. Most of her qualifications consist of being the go-to proofreader before her friends submit their school papers (but she swears she enjoys it!).

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Spoiler Alert: Titular character Rory Gilmore is the unsuspecting villain of “Gilmore Girls.” (Courtesy of Cory Bork, The Fordham Ram)

Rory Gilmore: The True Villain of “Gilmore Girls”

February 17, 2021
Though not without its flaws, Fordham’s policies handled the COVID-19 pandemic well. (Pia Fischetti/The Fordham Ram)

Fall Semester is a Cautious Success for Fordham

December 2, 2020
Before Biden and Harris take office, they are tasked with selecting a diverse set of Cabinet members. (Courtesy of Twitter)

Biden’s Promise of a Diverse Cabinet Must Be Fulfilled

November 18, 2020
Biden’s victory came largely from Pennslyvania, Michigan and Wisconsin, among other swing states (Courtesy of Twitter).

Biden Has “Blue Wall” to Thank for Victory

November 11, 2020
The latest forms of voter outreach have utilized unusual methods (Courtesy of Twitter).

AOC’s Twitch Stream Proves New Ways to Campaign

November 4, 2020
While polls can provide important foresight, they are not always accurate (Pia Fischetti/The Fordham Ram).

Swing State Polls Are No Guarantee

October 28, 2020
Both former Vice President Joe Biden and President Donald Trump were disrespectful during the first presidential debate for the upcoming election. (Courtesy of Twitter)

Presidential Debate Highlights Lack of Political Respect

October 7, 2020
COVID-19 has drastically changed how political campaigns operate. (Courtesy of Twitter)

Political Campaigns Must Innovate in a New Landscape

September 30, 2020
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, many colleges have removed SAT or ACT requirements from applications. (Courtesy of Flickr)

Traditional Standardized Testing Must Be Re-evaluated

September 23, 2020
Former Democratic presidential nominees have come out in support of former Vice President Joe Biden. (Courtesy of Flickr)

Former Democratic Nominees Unite Against President Trump

September 16, 2020
A recent slew of anti-semitic incidents has drawn attention to its continued presence in 2020 (Courtesy of Flickr).

The Internet Reckons with the Rise of Anti-Semitic Crimes

September 9, 2020
President Trump's administration has sparked intense debates about political correctness. (Courtesy of Flickr)

Trump Supporters Do Not Value Political Correctness

April 22, 2020
Liberty University has come under scrutiny for their handling of COVID-19 on their campus. (Courtesy of Flickr)

Liberty University’s Recklessness Amid COVID-19

April 15, 2020
The funding of presidential campaigns play an important role in the election. (Courtesy of Twitter)

Increasing Campaign Spending Limits Presidential Possibilities

March 25, 2020
Social media plays an important role in the election process. (Courtesy of Flickr)

Social Media Alters Election Etiquette

March 11, 2020
Journalism is not dying, contrary to what some people may say. (Courtesy of Flickr)

Encouraging Journalistic Pursuits

March 4, 2020
Age is a hot topic in selecting a Democratic nominee for President. (Courtesy of Twitter)

The Reality of Age in the Presidential Election

February 19, 2020
Before the Iowa caucus, Iowa State University banned chalking on campus. (Courtesty of Flickr)

Iowa State University’s Chalking Ban Threatens Freedom of Speech

February 12, 2020
In the wake of Charlottesville, officials must be cautious with gun rallies. (Courtesy of Twitter)

Safety Precautions at Gun Rallies Must Continue

February 5, 2020
Signs attempt to discourage people from smoking or vaping. (Courtesy of Flickr)

Congress’ Measures to Combat Nicotine Use: Another Prohibition?

January 22, 2020
Harvard educational expert Michael Horn predicts that 25% of colleges will “fail” in some way in the next 20 years. (Courtesy of Twitter)

“The College Experience” is Indispensable

September 11, 2019
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