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‘The Handmaid’s Tale’: Too far from fiction

19 August 2019 Pavlina Cerna

A writer sees similarities between the patriarchal Republic of Gilead and today’s political climate.

Break the chain, try new Philly eateries

07 May 2019 Christina Mitchell

Students should try new foods on Main Campus instead of looking for familiarity.

Leading a year of changes

07 May 2019 Gillian McGoldrick

The editor-in-chief wrote about her experience leading The Temple News and her impact on the publication.

Adult changing tables are necessary for inclusion

23 April 2019 Madison Karas

Public spaces should have adult changing tables for people who have disabilities.

America’s a ‘garden salad’, not a melting pot

23 April 2019 Pavlina Cerna

People who were born in the U.S. can make immigrant citizens feel like they don’t belong here.

The black hole photo is a milestone for women in STEM

16 April 2019 Christina Mitchell

Katie Bouman captured the first image of a black hole, and we should all be proud of her.

Hip-hop belongs in the classroom

16 April 2019 Tyler Perez

Lyricists, like Kendrick Lamar and Tupac Shakur, should be studied in schools.

Leave your personal attacks out of politics

16 April 2019 Karly Matthews

Attacking candidates over their personal lives or appearances is unnecessary and malicious.

Families seeking asylum is a real national emergency

09 April 2019 Diana Cristancho

Elected officials should find ways to allow more families seeking asylum into America.

Privilege is the real college admissions scandal

02 April 2019 Tyler Perez

Even if wealthy people hadn’t bribed their way into college, the admissions process still wouldn’t be fair.

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