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Temple: Make campus safe for pedestrians

19 November 2019 Tyler Perez

Reckless driving and poor traffic signage contribute to dangers for students on Main Campus.

Women are underrepresented in Temple leadership

19 November 2019 Meaghan Burke

The number of women in Temple’s Board of Trustees and special committees is incredibly low.

Menstruation products belong in all bathrooms

12 November 2019 Brittany Valentine

Transgender men and nonbinary individuals deserve access to menstrual products on campus.

Anti-tobacco ban infringes on individual liberties

12 November 2019 Melvin Saravia

The initiative, although honorable, deprives students of their ability to make independent choices.

Participate in local politics even after Election Day

05 November 2019 Meaghan Burke

After today’s local elections, students should note the role local government plays in their lives.

PA: Protect women’s rights, fight heartbeat bill

05 November 2019 Christina Mitchell

A proposed abortion bill is a danger to reproductive rights, even if it is not passed.

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In sermons, my mom’s strength shines

05 November 2019 Colin Evans

A student reflects on his mom, who works as an Episcopal minister, despite discrimination against women.

Do you know where your Chick-fil-A dollars are going?

29 October 2019 Samantha Ganzekaufer

The chain’s donations connect to a push to punish homosexuality with the death penalty in Uganda.

Black voters: Don’t depend on the Democrats

29 October 2019 Alvira Bonsu

The Democratic Party historically ignores Black people through ineffective, anti-Black policies.

Horror movies perpetuate mental illness stigma

29 October 2019 Meaghan Burke

Some horror movies paint people with mental illness as dangerous and violent for entertainment.

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