Editorial: How many slaves ‘work for you?’
Being told that a specific number of slaves “work for you” is an alarming experience. That phrase is so condemning…
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EDITORIAL: Hacked
When you hear sirens blare and see a cluster of police cars and ambulances, you instantly know something bad happened.…
EDITORIAL: Quiet in the…residence hall?
Anyone who has lived in a college dormitory, fraternity or sorority house knows that by the time Friday night rolls…
Editorial: ‘Concerning the Local Circus’
On Sept. 29, the Council for Equity and Community sent out a campus-wide email informing the Lehigh community that Phi…
Editorial: Not just the ink on the resume
It was common among social outcasts, criminals, sailors, circus performers, and rebels alike. Now, according to the Pew Research Center,…
EDITORIAL: Barbie doll free-for-all
Barbie has retained her French-manicured grip on American society for a pretty long time now, wreaking havoc on girls and…
EDITORIAL: ‘All About That Bass’
Based on the most popular songs in the U.S. right now, you would think that we are the richest, most…
EDITORIAL: Castles made of sand
In the spirit of adventure, hop in your car and let the road ignite beneath its wheels! Arrive someplace new,…
EDITORIAL: Open ballot, empty ballot
“The biggest bias in election coverage isn’t towards Republicans or Democrats or even towards conflict and sensationalism,” states Ezra Klein…
EDITORIAL: ‘Yes Means Yes’ Means Business
Columbia University student Emma Sulkowicz carries her mattress, a symbol of her rape in 2012 by a fellow student, from…