Four Professors Entered, Only One Remains: It’s the Survival of The Annual CHESSAC Lifeboat Debate
By Madeline LaFrombois | Managing Editor On a dark and stormy late March evening at 4:30 p.m., one rogue spark from the roaring Green “L” line passing by lit a party ship filled with academics ablaze. In the rush of panic and flashes of orange and yellow light in the night sky, the ship rocks…
Social Justice Reimagined
By Avery Causley-Ingram | Editor-in-Chief “Who is the system built for and who still has to fight just to move through the door?” Harmoni Jordan let the question hang in the air. The student success advisor for Hope and Play Scholars stood at the podium in the Ida B. Wells Lounge, facing rows of students, faculty,…
A Ranking of the Last 10 Best Picture Winners
By Liora Zeqiri / Sports Editor All photos from Letterboxd 10. Green Book (2018) A shallow movie that provides a simplistic view of 1950s racism. It offers a “heartwarming” aspect that completely warps the life of Dr. Don Shirley and systemic racism. Mahershala Ali’s acting is what makes this film. What should have won: “BlacKkKlansman”…
The Torch 