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Published on behalf of Zach Mossburg One of the most controversial topics in foreign policy both within the United States and with our allies is our relationship with Israel and their treatment of Palestinians. One of the only people who has dared to step up and criticize Israel in any manner Read More
On March 11, the Washington Redskins signed former New York Giants pro bowl safety, Landon Collins to a six-year, $84 million deal. After years of mediocracy, the team must continue to improve– especially at quarterback. After signing the Pro Bowl safety to a shocking mega-deal, the front office has signaled Read More
A major story that has recently been making the rounds is the so-called college admissions scandal that wealthy parents paid to get their unqualified children into schools that they would not have otherwise gotten into. The scandal erupted on March 12 when Massachusetts District Attorney, Andrew Lelling, held a press Read More
Maryland’s House of Delegates moved forward a bill which would legalize medically assisted suicide on March 7. Individuals who are terminally ill, have less than six months to live and are at least eighteen years old now are able to obtain prescribed medications that will end their lives. This decision Read More
The Student Government Association (SGA) is preparing to hold elections for next year’s SGA Executive Board. Currently, two candidates are running for the presidency, Townhouse Sen. Rebecca Malaga and Lewis Quad Sen. Joseph Perriello. Malaga, a junior, has served in SGA since her sophomore year; as a WC Senator Read More
SGA members are planning on meeting with Tressa Setlak, Director of Public Safety, to discuss a long-standing partnership between SGA and PS to host deputies from the St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Department at large campus parties such as Mardigreens in order to protect students. Traditionally, the SGA has reimbursed Read More
On Wednesday, March 6, the selection committee for the Commemorative to the Enslaved People of Southern Maryland met to discuss the design proposals from the three final candidates. In February, the candidates visited St. Mary’s College of Maryland to propose their designs for the site in Cole Cinema. The presentations Read More