Disrupting the Status Quo: A Summary of Trump’s First 100 Days
From the moment he took the oath of office, Donald Trump has set a bold
march 2017
The Origins of Xenophobia and its Implications in Today’s Political Climate
The United States has been known as the melting pot and, more recently, the “salad
Teachers vs. Students: Who Has it Worse?
As a student, it is inevitable to hear the cries of distressed teens sulking down
Who Gets to Define a Generation?
As of now, there are six living generations in America (years are rough estimates, as
Student Reactions to New Administration Grading Policy
Running on five hours of sleep as you struggle to take that test first period?
Will Ridgewood Change if More Chain Stores Open?
Take a stroll down Ridgewood Avenue. What do you notice? Between brand name clothing lines,
Political Protests Will Not Disappear
Since the inauguration of President Trump in January, his opposition has constantly demonstrated their First
Poodle Skirts, Pokémon, and Pet Rocks: Interviewing the Generations
Although not all generational stereotypes are true, there certainly are clear differences among those belonging
What Happens When Science is Censored
News censorship under Donald Trump would prevent Americans from learning about many of the negative
Extreme Vetting and a Travel Ban
On January 27, 2017, Donald Trump signed the executive order to prevent refugees and immigrants