opinions

Before beginning this week’s Editorial, we would like to briefly address the absence of the column from last week’s paper. Due to the amount of content submitted to our Opinions section, we felt it was best to forgo the Editorial for the…

On a rainy Wednesday afternoon this past week, my professor let out a big sigh. He was tired and the chalk resting in his hands seemed over it too. We had spent nearly three hours discussing the impending doom of the world, whether it be…

I have chosen to not put my name on this. I want to share my experiences and I want to share the pain I may have felt but I don’t want people to really know who I am and the things I may have done. At the beginning of this semester, one…

Last week, an article was written from the current president of Men In Color targeting the actions of the Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity in relation to the annual 3v3 MIC Night Basketball Tournament on April 13, 2019. The article consisted…

I regret to inform all of you that a terrible, terrible crisis is upon the St. Lawrence campus and it is about time that we, as a student body, stand up against it.  What’s this crisis? It’s happening right before our eyes, and so many…

As my time at St. Lawrence is coming to an end, my last article will be dedicated to a friend. You might see this student studying in the science library, dancing at java or running late to class. Some would say that he’s working too hard,…

Last week, Brandon Moran’s “Accountability and Ethics” article raised questions about how the Outing Club manages its budget. Moran focused on two specific topics: how expedition grant recipients are chosen and who manages the club’s…

Chivalry means different things to different people. To some, all that comes to mind is men opening doors for women. Maybe a man putting his jacket on a woman when she gets cold. Chivalry can be these things, but it is more than just…