Opinion
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February 22, 2023
Why was ‘The Laramie Project’ banned in a Kansas school?
By Tristan E. M. Leach There is nothing like theater: The emotions, the stories, the artwork and the people. The actors and their stories are…
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February 22, 2023
Should ChatGPT be considered plagiarism?
By Felicia Roehm CHATGPT, an artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot that can chat in a conversational way, has been affecting academic settings and more specifically, has…
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February 8, 2023
Gen Z and the endgame of sustainability
By Muriel Baki AS a college student having grown up in the turbulent 2010’s, this generation has witnessed a barrage of political, social, economic and…
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By Arthur Taylor ON Jan. 17, John Guarino, the current chairman of Rider’s board of trustees, announced the extension of Rider President Gregory Dell’Omo’s contract…
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February 8, 2023
The Rider News response to Dell’Omo’s university-wide email
By Amethyst Martinez and Shaun Chornobroff THE worst thing a journalist or news organization can be called is inaccurate. A reporter’s goal is to deliver…
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February 1, 2023
‘The Great War’ of buying Taylor Swift tour tickets
By Adrianna Jaccoma WHEN Taylor Swift wrote “The Great War” for her newest album “Midnights” did she know that her fans would use the song…
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February 1, 2023
The LGBTQ+ community risk their lives by being themselves
By Tristan Leach IF you’ve never listened to track 11 on the “Queen + Adam Lambert Live Around The World” album, I recommend it. The…
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February 1, 2023
Spring semester has just begun and students are already stressed
By Felicia Roehm THE spring semester has just begun, and after a five-week break, students were ready to return to school to see friends and…
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November 30, 2022
Antisemitism continues to ‘Parade’ through society
By Jillian LaFeir Last week, as part of its annual gala presentation, off-Broadway’s New York City Center produced the timely story of the trial of…
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November 30, 2022
Social media can dictate people and society
By Hannah Newman On an average day, it has become normal to walk through campus without seeing a single face: everyone is looking down. Some…
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