Morehouse Students Suffer at the Hands of Negligent Security Following Break-Ins During Winter Break

Photo by Justin Darden By Kennedy Edgerton, Opinions Editor In my experience as a student, arriving at Morehouse College for the first time is undoubtedly emotional for first-year students and their parents. For students, New Student Orientation represents a transition from the carefree reality of adolescence to the daunting reality of adulthood. For parents, the…

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The Devil at the Oscars

By George A Pratt, Staff Writer    At the 94th Academy Awards, a global audience of millions witnessed Will Smith assault Chris Rock, dubbed by the media “the Oscar’s slap heard around the world.” The battery was motivated by a joke Rock made directed toward Jada Smith regarding her hair, likening her appearance to that…

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The Brotherhood Starts with Us

By Elijah Megginson, Staff Writer   “I’m extremely proud of myself for how far I have come [in accomplishing my goals], but support from people who looked like me really would have helped,” says Marquis Stukes, freshman political science major from Brooklyn, New York.  Stukes is proud of his accomplishments — he knows how much…

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Student Life at Entra West End

Kendall Heggie, Staff Writer I have lived in Entra since my move-in date in August, which was six months ago. I have wanted to write a review on my new home since the first night I stayed here.  However, writing a review earlier than now would have been premature and unfair due to the fact…

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Presidential Debate or Disaster?

Jamari Stanton, Staff Writer What was intended to be a productive exchange of policy changes and potential solutions quickly became a disappointing, disruption-ridden dispute reminiscent of toddlers on a playground. On Tuesday, September 29, the first of three presidential debates unfolded in Cleveland, Ohio. CNN correspondents Chris Cuomo and Dana Bash agreed the debate was…

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