By: Gordon Rupert Framingham State University men’s basketball coach Bill Raynor spoke about the impact of black athletes on American society during his talk, “Beyond Sports,” on Feb. 20. He explained his own history with […]
In a recent issue of The Gatepost, there was an op/ed written about Ariana Grande’s use of Chinese, Japanese, and Korean calligraphy on her album covers, and a tattoo “七輪” which in Japanese translates to […]
On Jan. 22 in a 5 to 4 decision the Supreme Court lifted the protections for transgender individuals serving in the armed forces. According to the New York Times, the decision in essence dictates that […]
Taner Akcam, professor of history and chair of Armenian Genocide, studies at Clark University, gave a presentation of his findings on the Armenian Genocide, presented in his new book, “Killing Orders,” on Nov. 1, in […]
Oct. 11 was National Coming Out Day. In celebration of this event, Framingham State University hosted a Pride Week filled with events aimed at supporting the school’s LGBT+ community. These events were held with support […]
By Bailey Morrison Editor-In-Chief The Netflix original “Anon,” directed and written by Andrew Niccol, revisits a very common theme among Netflix releases – the danger and implications that technology has in an increasingly modern world. […]
Question 1 holds overly rigid limits on nurse numbers, which will result in a decrease of patients admitted. It will drive up hospital prices, and fails to take into account the demands of smaller, often […]
There has been a lot of talk about the newly proposed Space Force in the last few months. Most of it is against the idea of the new military branch, with worries that come with […]
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