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-Gavin Aitken, Jamison Cook, Elizabeth Gasiorowski, Andrew McGuinness, Justice Mory and Sam Ouhaj | Wednesday, September 23, 2020
Week 2 of the NFL was filled with great comebacks, questionable play calls and unfortunately, a vast amount of injuries. In just Week 2 alone, there was a record-setting seven ACL tears in one day and a vast amount of other injuries. These injuries affected the likes of star running backs Christian McCaffery and Saquon
Gavin Aitken, Justice Mory, Elizabeth Gasiorowski, Jamison Cook, Andrew McGuinness and Sam Ouhaj | Wednesday, September 16, 2020
The first week of the NFL has concluded and with that, the first week of Fantasy Football. We saw great performances in players such as Ezekiel Elliott and Cam Newton, and not-so-great performances in players like Saquon Barkley and Michael Thomas. Granted, this is the first week of football and there are still fifteen games
Justice Mory | Wednesday, September 16, 2020
Over the last two decades, countless hip-hop/rap albums have been released for public consumption. Among these are albums that were received as being “decent” or “good.” This is not a bad thing, but some of these albums need to be seen as what they are: classics. These include, but are not limited to, Kanye West’s
Justice Mory | Wednesday, September 2, 2020
From “keep politics out of sports” to “shut up and dribble,” many Americans refuse to listen to the voice of outspoken athletes and reject the notion that sports have always been tightly woven with political issues. From today’s perspective, some people only see an intersection of history and sports. However, much of history is the
Justice Mory | Wednesday, August 19, 2020
Voting is, in my opinion, the most important way people can engage in the democratic process. Many groups of people in this country were willing to fight courageously through oppression and intimidation to gain equal access to this American right. The history behind the vote in this country from its founding until the present day