There and Back Again: A Receipt’s Tale

It’s about time I let you in on a little secret: putting me in the trash doesn’t make me go away. Though it’s pretty obvious once you think about it, we receipts have all of your information tattooed on our bodies.

The Untold Fairytale

“What if we wrote a lesbian fairytale musical? Why are there no musicals about lesbians?!” That’s how Sara Stevens remembers the initial brainstorm for The Lesbian Fairytale Musical, a new show written by juniors Will Shishmanian and Sarah Kasulke.

Pregnant Pause

You know her. She may have been in high school with you; maybe she’s a cousin, a sister, a friend. But when she got pregnant, it may very well have rocked your world.

A Powerful Promotion

Although no new nuclear power plants have been built since the Three Mile Island disaster, nuclear energy is still prominent in the United States and its increased use is being considered. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) has approved licenses for four new reactors at two sites this year.

Fida’

She closed the book, placed it on the table, and finally decided to walk through the door. It was built with three cracking wood beams and mounted on a step of concrete blocks. The prayers hissed out as she clung to each of their words, relying on their power to change the fate of what lay beyond the rosewood barricade.

Socialism 2012

One of today’s leading voices in the socialist movement visited the city of Ithaca, including Ithaca College and Cornell University. The Cornell chapter of International Students for Social Equality invited Phyllis Scherrer, a member of the Socialist Equality Party, to bring her campaign to Ithaca.