By: Nathan Fasanaro
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What’s a king to a god? Let’s face it. It’s easy to dislike Kanye West. From his bold tweets to his abrasive interviews, West has
By Matthew Salonich When deciding upon a system of government, the founding fathers undoubtedly had the ancient Greeks and Romans in mind, and contemporaries after
The Point of Contention It has become routine to see colleges across the United States subject to anti-Western sentiments from its students. Complaints and controversy
The four canonical Gospels in the New Testament are some of the most read literature of all time. Over the past two thousand years, artists
In Livy’s The Stories of Rome, the name Lucretia is synonymous with the end of the Roman monarchy. Raped by Prince Tarquinius, Lucretia’s tragic fate represented
What are the Complaints Against Colgate’s Core? While other colleges such as Columbia University have faced backlash against their core curricula due to the sheer
College courses with titles such as “Western Civ” and others that are sometimes required, especially at liberal arts colleges and universities were initially created to
Jesus said to him, “Friend, do what you are here to do.” (Mathew 26:50) Derived from a music album by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim
Though many artists are insightful critics of politics, few are as vivid as Pablo Picasso. In 1962, Picasso expressed his outrage against the Cuban Missile