Opinion
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By Obeua Persons Rider is facing serious financial challenges due to significant deficits and substantial debts over the past five years. Rider’s situation is akin…
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By Libby D’Orvilliers Let me keep this one short and sweet: everyone should support Westminster Opera Theatre and attend at least one of their opera…
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By Stacie Hueter There is no denying the chaotic current state of our world: government shutdowns, revolution, environmental collapse, the dangerous rise of AI and…
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By Terrell Munford In “War Games,” bestselling author Alan Gratz brings readers into Berlin for the 1936 Olympic Games. Known for turning historical events into…
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By Cal Sutton and Samantha Clark Rider’s March to Sustainability Plan, formally announced in a universitywide email on Nov. 12, will potentially be at the…
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By Alyssa Roberts In the early hours of the morning on June 28, 1969, just outside Manhattan’s Stonewall Inn, a revolution occurred that would change…
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By Libby D’Orvilliers Anger is a complicated emotion, to say the least. When it manifests itself and you get caught up in the throes of…
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By Alfie Eville Director Yorgos Lanthimos continues his streak of excellent film releases with “Bugonia.” In 2022, it was “Poor Things,” followed by “Kinds of…
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By Jenna Munswami One of the most exhausting parts of today’s fashion trends is how fast everything falls out of public favor and will inevitably…
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By Jenna Munswami Recently, I have seen the phrase “health is wealth” coming up frequently. Being healthy is something that most people strive for. In…
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