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Samantha Scott, Contributing Writer
Holidays Traditions Must Change Amid COVID-19
October 21, 2020
Just like every other milestone or major event during 2020, the end of the year holiday season might not be cancelled, but it will be different. While these changes may not be ideal, it is important to remember why we celebrate these holidays in the first place.
College Students Must Follow Civic Duty
October 21, 2020
In the 2020 election, millennials and Generation Z will constitute the largest share of eligible voters. Regardless of who we are voting for, we must contribute to political action.
Midnight in a Perfect Print Shop
October 21, 2020
Looking back now, I think I made the right choice coming to Fordham (and Rose Hill), if for no other reason than the fact that I got to write and edit for the Ram.
New N.Y.C. Lockdowns Are a Necessary Precaution
October 21, 2020
If New York wants to prioritize saving the lives that are necessary to boost the economy through their meaningful contributions to society, enforcing another lockdown would be instrumental in obtaining this end.
Google Monopoly Downfall with Antitrust Lawsuit? Hopefully.
October 21, 2020
As Google faces the biggest U.S. antitrust lawsuit since Microsoft Corp. in 1998, pay attention to Google’s argument structure and how effective the prosecution will be framing their questions.
Bringing Back the Conversation about Gun Laws
October 21, 2020
The lives of American citizens are at stake with the question of gun control, and there is a clear way to save them.
Pandemic Will Have a Lasting Impact on Children and Teens
October 21, 2020
Social development and mental health in teenagers will be one of the long term effects of the coronavirus, but that doesn’t mean that they won’t rise to the challenge and overcome it.
Gen Z Feminists Use Dark Humor to Express Frustration
October 21, 2020
The latest genre of satirical content on TikTok and Twitter has kickstarted a new wave of modern feminism, founded on Gen Z’s use of dark humor as a coping mechanism.
President Trump’s Behavior Sends Dangerous Message
October 7, 2020
At The Fordham Ram, we will not endorse any candidate for the 2020 election. We will continue to cover election debates, political perspectives from students and seek to be unbiased. But this will not stop us from critiquing genuinely harmful advice — COVID-19 must be taken seriously.
Coming to Terms with the New Normal
September 30, 2020
Many of us had the impression earlier this year that the fall would be “back to normal,” but we must come to terms with the fact that that sense of normal may not return any time soon.
Fordham Must Enforce Comprehensive Testing Policies
September 23, 2020
With the uptick in confirmed cases at Rose Hill emerging around the same time that the second test is required, the need for adequate accessible testing is more apparent than ever.
The Resilience of New York City is Alive and Well
September 16, 2020
To make the generalization that New York City is "dead" is to miss so much of what makes New York so special.
The Need for Clear Guidance Amid the COVID-19 Pandemic
September 9, 2020
While the situation will continue to evolve over the course of the semester, the Fordham community deserves to be continually updated and informed about any new policies or modifications to existing policies.
Fordham’s Responsibility to Apply Privilege Towards Progress
May 30, 2020
The Fordham Ram encourages students to speak up and take action against the racism, white privilege and oppression that plague our country.
Appreciating Innovation in the Fordham Community
April 22, 2020
Though the transition has certainly not been without difficulties, we have been able to foster a sense of unity for the Fordham community that has meant so much during a time of distancing.
Confronting Our High-School Selves
April 15, 2020
Taking online classes from our childhood bedrooms has led us to confront a memory many of us would prefer to forget: our high school selves.