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Jonathan Kho 
Shane Quadras 
Sahir Sadat 
Sarah Olivia Sullivan 
Gerrymandering: The Increasingly Bipartisan Partisan Tool
Daniel Sponseller With each state having a certain number of representatives that can be elected to the House of Representatives,…
Historical Wins: Election Day 2021
Paola Galiano Winsome Sears, a Marine veteran, Jamaican immigrant and a conservative Republican, will be Virginia’s next lieutenant governor. The…
The New Warfare: The Dangers of Cyber Pearl Harbor
Michael Sluck The United States of America is the world’s foremost military power. The US spent $725 billion on defense…
Mandatory Voting and the U.S. Political Landscape
Amy Herd 144 years ago, the United States saw its highest rate of voter turnout—82.6%—in the 1876 presidential election. Since…
The Only Constituent That Matters: ExxonMobil and the Destruction of American Democracy and the Planet
Jack Moses With discussions of the budget reconciliation package sought by the Biden administration and a vast majority of Democratic…
Voting: The Importance of Local Elections, High Voter Turnout, and Informed Citizens
Alexa Davidson Local elections are vastly underrated since they often are characterized by low voter turnout and receive small amounts…
Name, Image, and Likeness: NCAA Policy and Fordham’s Larger Educational Goals
Benedict Reilly Image from: https://wfuv.org/content/pulse-fordham-athletics Last June, the NCAA adopted a new, interim name, image and likeness (NIL) policy, which…
The People’s Court: School Administrators vs. Halloween Fun
Mark Lugas Halloween is one of the most fun and appealing holidays in the United States. On this spooky night…
Op-Ed: Reflecting on Three Years Since the Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting
Sophia Maier Marking death anniversaries, or a yahrzeit, has a special significance in Judaism. On Wednesday, Oct. 27, we marked…