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Photo via The Atlantic The Democratic and Republican primary season has thinned out the herd, most recently on the Re-publican side with former Florida Governor Jeb Bush dropping out after a less than stellar performance in the South…

Photo Courtesy of CNN Antonin Scalia, the first Italian-American Supreme Court Justice and longest serving Justice of the current Court, died on February 12 of natural causes at the age of 79 at a Texas Ranch. Scalia’s death came as an…

Photo Credit: Chicago Tribune Amid campus wide discussion on diversity, Thelmo recently unveiled an initiative to promote diversity on campus. The initiative, officially called #we<3diversity, has increased the amount of black…

Since Body Beautiful Week is doing a great job reminding us to be kind to our bodies, this article will be about a way that society is telling us not to be. Women and men alike are being manipulated, shamed, and blatantly coerced into a…

The “digital classroom” is simply a defined advancement of the already tech-savvy students using cell phones, tablets and various other digital devices that are becoming necessary school supplies in today’s world. Paper and pencil Dry…

By SATCHEL TOOLE GUEST WRITER The divestment of fossil fuels is one of the most important techniques being used in the fight against the global climate crisis. What started as a movement on university campuses has expanded to cities,…

By MATT THIBAULT STAFF WRITER It’s a popular opinion that our generation is the “entitled generation.” People think that we’re soft, that we think we deserve everything, and that we cater too much to social media and technology. I’m…

By GRACE KING STAFF WRITER Colin Dowd ’16 has participated in St. Badrick’s Foundation Clips for Cancer event every year during his time at St. Lawrence. For him, the event is extremely personal. “I was once a childhood cancer patient…