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Opinion | How to stay sane over winter break

By Dalia Maeroff, Senior Staff Columnist • November 17, 2020

Winter break this year is extended, which means an extended amount of time at home, without our friends or classes to keep us sane.

Opinion | Moderates are holding the Democratic Party back

By Ethan Tessler, Staff Columnist • November 15, 2020

The era of centrist “Bill Clinton” type democrats is over and if democratic candidates fail to embrace the ever-popular progressive policies then they will fail to win re-election.

Opinion | America’s schools need to improve second language programs

By Dalia Maeroff, Senior Staff Columnist • November 15, 2020

Second language learning programs in America are falling behind and need to be reformed.

Poetry | New Face

By Ajani Powell, Staff Columnist • November 13, 2020

Columnist Ajani Powell shares a poem exploring issues surrounding mental health, racism and COVID.

Opinion | Please, just take a break

By Dalia Maeroff, Staff Columnist • November 10, 2020

The imbalance between our work and our lives is unhealthy in so many ways.

Opinion | Calling a woman “brave” for posting photos of her body is not a compliment

By Remy Samuels, Staff Columnist • November 10, 2020

We need to stop using language, particularly toward women, that enforces this ideal that being skinny is the norm and that having a bigger body is something to be ashamed of.

Opinion | Our nation is healing, but our work isn’t done

By Julia Kreutzer, Senior Staff Columnist • November 8, 2020

While Joe Biden’s victory is a huge step in the right direction, we aren’t out of the woods yet.

Opinion | Not just bad at math: 10 things to know about dyscalculia

By Dalia Maeroff, Staff Columnist • November 3, 2020

Staff columnist Dalia Maeroff explains what it’s like to have dyscalculia, a specific learning difficulty that impacts an individual’s abilities in mathematical reasoning.