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Dear Dub: Why You Should Attend Take Back the Night
Last semester, the Dub heard from multiple sources that many men on campus did not attend Take Back the Night (TBTN) because they thought it was a women-only event. I am writing to you now to explicitly advertise that that is incorrect. If…
We Need A Smartphone Detox: How I Almost Broke My Leg
A couple of days ago, I fell down the stairs in a dormitory and injured my knee. Injury is generally never great, especially now when I have to be in good shape for an upcoming dance performance. Quite frankly, I fell really badly…
Let’s Be (Com)passionate
When I talk about feminism, sometimes people comment that I am “too passionate.” Passion is subjective, it brings out emotions, and it is one of the greatest indicators that we care. I learned pretty quickly that all of this seems to be bad…
Bolton Is A Problematic Choice
John R. Bolton, former ambassador to the United Nations, has been selected by President Trump to fill the role of outgoing National Security Advisor H. R. McMaster. Lieutenant General McMaster has been described as honorable and capable,…
Letter From the Editor: How Do We Grieve
Dear Laurentian Community,
Finding out about the awful tragedy of Luke’s death last week was likely the first time many of us have had to cope with such shocking news. I know his close friends will do justice testifying to the incredible…
March Sadness: NCAA Fails Again to Give Fans Proper Tournament
The NCAA has proven once again to be incapable of doing its job. This year, as always, the selection committee for the men’s basketball tournament has shown how bad it is at determining which teams deserve to play for the national…
White Guilt Ends Racism
Since their creation, university campuses nationwide have been pockmarked by instances of racial injustice. Mere weeks ago, students at nearby SUNY Plattsburgh and the University of Vermont took to the streets to shed light on their own…
Lights on Laurentians: “We’re Living in Squalor”: The Plight of Theme House…
By Kate Angus and Kelsey Mattison
Susie* bounces up to the colorful porch of her theme house, opening the door and waving us through. We step inside and are immediately greeted by the organized chaos that inevitably comes with 12-plus…