The Electoral College: Death of Democracy?
In November 2016, Donald Trump, to some of the nation’s dismay, and to some of the nation’s happiness, got elected to become the 45th President of the United States, and Continue Reading
A Brief History of Basketball
If you ask about favorite sports to people, undoubtedly most of the people have same answer; basketball. The reason behind the popularity of the basketball is its extremely fascinating history. Continue Reading
Why I Will Never Forgive or Forget Donald Trump
The 2016 election has been an unforgettable one. I would not accredit that to the remarkability of each candidate, their visionary goals to mobilize the country, nor their truly promising Continue Reading
Hurricane Matthew Devastates Haiti
BY JOSANDY JEUNE & STEFANY FOLEY Without a doubt, Hurricane Matthew has taken a toll on Haiti and has affected the lives of not only the people there, but here Continue Reading
All Lives Matter or Black Lives Matter?
All Lives Matter or Black Lives Matter? This is a question as old as time. How old? Possibly going back to the Civil War old. The United States has been Continue Reading
2013: Keeping Memories Alive
By CHAIMAE EL ADLOUNI and ASHLEY LEUNG Many of the stars the world once knew and admired have left the world, and although that sounds depressing, it gives the world Continue Reading
Democracy’s Craziest Elections: Vermin Supreme’s Campaign
By FELICIA FALLANO Promising everyone a free pony, bringing up the issues such as gingivitis, carrying around a giant toothbrush, throwing “glitter bombs” and wearing a rain boot on his Continue Reading
Democracy’s Craziest Elections: Burr-Hamilton Showdown
By NICK BRAMANTE History has been host to various unorthodox and strange political debates. At times, these debates ended in curious political decisions; at other times, they ended in blood Continue Reading
Democracy’s Craziest Elections: Meanwhile in Belgium
By JESSICA LYNN DEPAULA After surviving over a year without any sort of elected government, the country of Belgium found themselves embroiled in an election involving 50,000 candidates for 589 Continue Reading
Democracy’s Craziest Elections: In Russia
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 seem pointless. Since the fall Continue Reading