Give CAB Credit For Spring Weekend
Whoever the Spring Weekend performer is, my advice is to always give them a shot— whether they wind up taking the Grammy stage or remain nameless, you’ll get free food and memories out of it regardless.
Posts Tagged 'Opinion'
Editorial: Politics Playing a Bigger Role at Fordham
We have already made our voice heard through this USG election. It is our responsibility to ensure that that voice remains loud and strong.
Right Wing Populism
The rise of right-wing populism is the rise of voices that feel they have not been heard; it has given a voice to those who have long thought that the establishment had pushed them out of the process.
Why You Should Always Vote
The beautiful (and kind of demoralizing) part of voting in most elections is that your vote counts as much as anybody else’s whether you are passionate about the cause or voting because someone told you to.
The Ignored Chechnyan Humanitarian Crisis
Gay men have never had an easy life in Chechnya. But last month, under the pro-Kremlin leadership of Ramzen A. Kadyrov, targeting and collectively punishing gays was added to the region’s long history of rights abuses.
Release the Right to Vote to Former Convicts
I believe convicts should be allowed to, and even required to vote both during and after their time in prison to stay consistent with American ideals and to do the right thing in helping our fellow Americans reintegrate themselves into society.
Melania’s Stay is Taxing to New Yorkers
It is about time for Melania to accept that she is now a public servant.
The Intolerant Left
Now, perhaps more than ever, conservatives ought to take this most prescient advice and use the advantage accorded to them by the changing political climate to effect real, substantive change.
NCAA Madness: Tired of the Same Old Schtick
The fact that March Madness is structured for upsets only attests to the magic that an underdog can create in the college basketball world.
The Fordham Ram 