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Opinion | Liz Cheney isn’t spineless, just soulless

By Grace DeLallo, Assistant Opinions Editor • September 14, 2022

Despite her involvement on the Jan. 6 House committee, Rep. Liz Cheney has worked against the interests of everyday people, much like the whole Republican Party.

Opinion | The rise of Doug Mastriano digs the Republican party’s grave deeper into Christian nationalism

By Ebonee Rice-Nguyen, Senior Staff Columnist • September 13, 2022

Doug Mastriano continues to cement Christian nationalism as part of the Republican identity, leaving no alternative but extremism.

Opinion | It’s time to embrace feminine rage

By Anna Fischer, Senior Staff Columnist • September 11, 2022

Never let anyone invalidate your feminine rage. That is the rage of your foremothers. Use it. Opinion | It’s time to embrace feminine rage

Poetry | A senior commuter’s first day of class

By Anita Bengert, Staff Columnist • September 11, 2022

As hundreds of freshies take their seat, I hop off the bus, running down the street, 10 minutes late, This is just great, Now I’m taking notes by someone's feet.

Opinion | The same men that fuel the porn industry treat its female stars horribly

By Livia LaMarca, Staff Columnist • September 8, 2022

The way men treat female sex workers is absolutely abhorrent and reflects the way in which men feel about women all together.

Opinion | The American school system is built against people with disabilities

By Sarah Liez, Senior Staff Columnist • September 7, 2022

The American school system is built against people with disabilities. It often doesn’t grade students on their intelligence, the quality of work or engagement they produce.

Opinion | Confessions of a book snob

By Anna Fischer, Senior Staff Columnist • September 7, 2022

Sometimes the things one loves can turn you into someone ugly, but there are ways to change.

Opinion | It shouldn’t be this hard to live

By Rachel Soloff, Opinions Editor • September 1, 2022

It shouldn’t be this difficult to live a happy and fulfilling life, and that the many socioeconomic hurdles that stop us from doing so could be easily bypassed.