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Politics

  • United Nations General Assembly Aims to Defuse Tensions
    by Politics Staff
    By: Elizabeth Boyle, Staff Tuesday, Sept. 13th kicked off The United Nations (UN) 77th Annual General Assembly. Tuesday September 20th marked the beginning of formal…
  • Ukraine Advances Against Russia
    by Politics Staff
    Elizabeth Boyle, Staff           The war in Ukraine ever since Russia invaded in February 2022. Ukraine has asked for and received help from much of…
  • Lindsey Graham Abortion Bill
    by Politics Staff
    Ceara Grady, Staff On Sept. 13, South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham introduced a bill that would impose a federal ban on abortions after 15 weeks.…
  • What the death of Queen Elizabeth signifies for the future of the U.K.
    by Danielle O’Brien
    On Sept. 9, 2022, a monarch of the British family, Queen Elizabeth II, passed away unexpectedly. The Queen’s death marks the end of the longest-serving…

Arts & Entertainment

Commentary

  • A reflection on entertainment media as a career path
    by Jake Eiseman
    Jakob Eiseman, Editor-in-Chief My whole life I have made entertainment media my hobby, and in two weeks I’ll be a journalist out in the field with a B.A. in Mass Media and Communication and I still have no idea what I want to write about.
  • Lost in translation — Unnecessary limitations on La Salle’s language courses
    by Alina Snopkowski
    Alina Snopkowski, Editor Students want to take foreign language classes and professors want to teach foreign language classes, so why don’t these classes exist?
  • Where the war in Ukraine might be going and how the war could impact Philadelphia
    by Commentary Staff
    Mark Thomas, professor of political science Could the Russia-Ukraine war expand into a war between NATO and Russia? If it did expand, could a NATO-Russia war escalate into a nuclear war? How could a nuclear exchange between Russia, the U.S. and its NATO allies impact Philadelphia and the surrounding area?
  • On Barbershops
    by David O’Brien
    David O’Brien, Editor There is no reason for barbers to require appointments. Barbershops should have a structure similar to restaurants — first come, first serve, with appointments optional.

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