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PICHINI | Activism Belongs in Athletics
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This increasing activism represents a positive development. Athletes deserve to have a voice on social issues that are often deeply personal to them.
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This increasing activism represents a positive development. Athletes deserve to have a voice on social issues that are often deeply personal to them.
The NFL’s refusal to adopt a bubble format and its lax enforcement of COVID-19 protocols jeopardizes the health and safety of players and staff across the league.
I often find that literature helps me make sense of the world in difficult times and gives me some comfort and solace when life feels chaotic and turbulent.
This time though, I’m being selfish. This column is purely for me.
The war between indie booksellers and Amazon have escalated to something akin to David and Goliath, and perhaps rightfully so.
Over the past four years I’ve come to learn that food is personal. One person’s “yuck” is another person’s “yum.” One may love veggies while another may despise them. One may not understand how someone could live without meat while another can’t imagine consuming an animal product. One may love the food of their culture, while others might be reminded of a culture they’re trying to distance themselves from. Everyone has their story, but most of it has to do with food.
Something was definitely missing at MSG, aside from a few Cornell goals and injured skaters.
The Red has a prime opportunity to prove something when Dartmouth comes to town on Senior Day
The team needs to redeem itself, but so do the fans — the Lynah Faithful.
It may still be technically summer, but fall sports are starting up here on East Hill. So why not dive in and start talking about them?