By, Haley Kwoun If you recently watched La La Land, you may be convinced that jazz music is dying. Well, classical music is already dead. At least, as we know it. Live concert attendance has been on a steady decline for decades, with only 8.8% of Americans attending at least one classical concert a year …
By, Alison Poussaint In early 2017, the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) of Washington D.C. began to use Twitter to report and spread awareness of critical missing children cases. More than 200 cases have been shared on the department’s Twitter page, as well as notifications if one of the cases had been closed. Alana Gertz, a spokesperson …
by, Qirrat Anwar I am Asian. It is because of this part of my identity that I attend AsIAm, an affinity group for students of Asian descent. It is an outlet and space to talk to students with similar cultural backgrounds, and who face the same struggles in a predominantly white environment. By going to …
By, Juliet Isselbacher Trump has waged a war on science—and, in response, Boston is preparing to launch a full-scale offensive in aid of the spurned discipline. This offensive will take the form of a “March for Science,” hosted on Earth Day (April 22nd) and already boasting 17 thousand pledged participants. According to its leaders, “The …
By, Ellen O'Hare During March break, I had the pleasure of visiting London with my family. It was my first time there, and, having studied it in Class V History, I was very excited for the trip. First of all, I would like to dispel a common myth about the United Kingdom: the food there …
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