By JAMES MAZARAKIS In America, slavery officially ended in 1865, but equality for people of color has been a long trip that has taken 148
Author: James Mazarakis
By JAMES MAZARAKIS It was a hot July 20, 2012: a Friday. I was tuned into 101.7 FM, listening to the Cure’s “Let’s Go to
By JAMES MAZARAKIS While some elections are so free that they get out of hand, others allow systems that are so constrained that they may
By JAMES MAZARAKIS Terror struck Westgate Shopping Mall in Nairobi, Kenya, when six gunmen stormed the area on Saturday, Sept. 21, before initiating a four-day
By JAMES MAZARAKIS In a community with so many unique cultures and ethnic groups, it is pretty hard to believe that such a spirited woman
BY: JAMES MAZARAKIS The Class of 2015 struck gold in organizing one of the biggest fundraisers of the year, bringing the famous New York basketball
By JESSICA LYNN DEPAULA and JAMES MAZARAKIS It has been a while since the gymnastics team has met up, and this time they must take the
By JAMES MAZARAKIS The National Honors Society carries on the tradition of inaugurating its newest members and officers, as well as saying goodbye to
By JAMES MAZARAKIS Nearing the end of the reign of The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks as Malden Read’s annually-chosen book of the year, the
By JAMES MAZARAKIS and FELICIA FALLANO Even after years of being a devoted track runner, senior Guan Chen, known as Raymond, did not see his
