Bradley McEntee - The Temple News

The dangers of editorial boards being controlled by the wealthy

19 November 2024 Bradley McEntee

A student argues for their peers to support the work of newspapers’ editorial boards and to fight against their suppression.

The alt-right’s silent indoctrination of young men

19 November 2024 Bradley McEntee

A student argues for people to know about the threats of the alt-right pipeline and the subtle signs of indoctrination.

The impending devastation of Trump’s reprisal

13 November 2024 Bradley McEntee

A student reacts to the results of the 2024 presidential election and relays their fears for the upcoming Trump administration.

Overcoming anxiety with cashier conversations

05 November 2024 Bradley McEntee

A student reflects on their experience working in a grocery store and how they started finding beauty in small talk

The presidential election is not the only thing on the ballot

05 November 2024 Bradley McEntee

A student argues that their peers should be equally focused on local races as they are for the presidential election.

The horrifying effects of exploitation cinema

22 October 2024 Bradley McEntee

A student urges their peers to avoid exploitation films as they watch more horror movies to prepare for the Halloween season.

Six candidates vying to be Pennsylvania’s next Attorney General

22 October 2024 Bradley McEntee

Candidates are running on reproductive healthcare and mitigating the opioid crisis ahead of the Nov. 5 election

Learning to Marvel at new movies

22 October 2024 Bradley McEntee

A student reflects on growing up with Marvel movies and how their relationship with them has changed during the years.

The Blockson Collection should be the crown jewel of Temple

18 October 2024 Bradley McEntee

A student argues for Temple staff and administration to advertise the presence of the Blockson Collection on campus.

Students, oppose 76 Place and preserve Chinatown

10 October 2024 McCaillaigh Rouse and Bradley McEntee

Two students argue that their peers must get involved in the fight against 76 Place, which puts Philadelphia’s Chinatown neighborhood at risk of displacement and financial ruin.