By Harrison SillingsStaff Reporter Playoff hockey is back. For those of you that aren’t hockey fans or are trying to begin your fandom, there is no better time than now. The hits are harder, the goals are more frequent and… Read More ›
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Bullying Beyond High School
By Jules BanksStaff Reporter Bullying, the term used for intent to harm or intimidate another person, is an unfortunately common concept that almost all people have had involvement with throughout their lives. Common reasons for bullying are usually physical appearance,… Read More ›
RU Reacts: Do Small Class Sizes Really Benefit Students?
By Andrea Lee and Abigail BovardStaff Reporters Each Roosevelt student has their own unique reason for attending the university, from wanting to become active in the Roosevelt’s mission of social justice or simply because they were offered a good scholarship…. Read More ›
Professors & Texting – Satire
Richard L. Figueroa Staff Reporter Have you ever stopped and looked around your classroom while the professor lectures? You’ll notice no one is even paying attention to the lecture. There are those that are on their phones texting under the… Read More ›
Your Rights in the Workplace
By Will DancerStaff Reporter With the recent proposal of the “Bringing an End to Harassment by Enhancing Accountability and Rejecting Discrimination (BE HEARD) in the Workplace Act,” the conversation regarding individual rights in the workplace has once again reached the… Read More ›
