Technology damages interpersonal relationships
As social media-obsessed millennials, we have changed how romantic relationships are initiated and maintained. We have traded face-to-face dating interaction for direct messages on social media […]
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Numbers matter in putting stop to school shooting
When it comes to looking at school shootings, numbers are important. How many people died? How many bullets were fired? How old was the shooter? How old were the victims? How many days has it been since the last school shooting […]
The Chip: Satire Column Somehow Manages To Get Renewed For Second Season
When people think of satire, they usually think of all the greats: The Onion, “The Daily Show,” Fox News. Poking fun at the news has always been a great American pastime, […]
Senator Cory Booker Ignoring Student’s Plea for Affordable Tdubs Tenders
Healthcare. The military. Economics. These are all words correlated with the primary issues of the upcoming 2020 presidential election. As the calendar days slip by, Democrats are gearing up to hit the campaign trail and face Republican incumbent President Donald Trump […]
Young adult literature lacks diverse authors
Accurate representation in literature is essential for readers. Many organizations are pushing for books with more diversity so that readers can further identify with a wider array of characters. […]
Prisoners should be denied right to vote
Whether or not felons should be granted the right to vote is an ongoing debate that become pertinent leading up to the 2020 presidential election. I believe that if someone is not willing to follow the law […]
The Chip: Eickchella 2019 Recap
This past weekend, the College’s grounds were taken over by the yearly festival known as Eickchella, where hundreds of thousands of students come out for the experience of a lifetime. This year’s festival was no different. […]
Letter to the Editor: Students for Life respond to controversy
Dear Editors, As students passed Green Lawn between April 3-10, they likely noticed a display titled, “The Memorial for the Unborn.” This memorial featured hundreds of pink and blue flags, with each flag representing the […]
Students should appreciate historic monuments
On April 15, a massive fire broke out beneath the roof of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris. By the time the fire had been completely put out, which was 15 hours after it began, the building’s spire and most of its roof was destroyed […]
Bible Believers” Protest Not As Lit As Last Year
Last year’s Bible Believers protest brought out some of the College’s most passionate students, counter-protesting the homophobic and misogynistic outcries of the moneygrubbing trolls who were begging to get assaulted and sue someone […]
‘Wrestlemania’ marks historic moment for female wrestlers
Earlier this month, more than 82,000 fans packed a sold-out Metlife stadium to watch the professional wrestling extravaganza known as Wrestlemania, according to WWE.com. The 35th edition of WWE’s biggest annual event was lengthy, clocking […]
Vandalism of abortion display detrimental to discourse
The debate over abortion rights is arguably one of the biggest dividing conflicts facing our country today. Unfortunately, the College’s campus community is evidently not immune to the drama surrounding the pro-life versus prochoice binary. […]
Why Won’t Governor Phil Murphy Come To Meal Equiv With Me?
Hey guys, so something very alarming has come up in my life. I eat lunch every day, usually after I eat breakfast and before I consume my dinner. […]
Admissions scandal taints academia ethics
A college acceptance is seen as one of the most significant milestones for young people across the U.S., but as instances of bribery among the country’s most elite […]