If Antonio Brown was on your fantasy team, I’m not sorry
I will never pretend to be a sports expert, but I love a good Pats game as much as the next guy. What I don’t love is how the NFL prioritizes players’ stats over their […]
Op/Ed
Gatepost Grievances: Would you want to park that far away?
By Ashley Wall Associate Editor By Donald Halsing News Editor As a Framingham State University student, have you ever gotten ticketed for parking behind McCarthy because you were late for your 8:30 a.m. class and […]
Putting an end to the romanticizing and normalizing of abusive relationships
In 2019, why do people still want to find their Romeo? Did they even bother to read the end of the play? Romanticizing abusive and unhealthy relationships in the media is nothing new. Shakespeare did […]
Bullying has no place in comedy: Fat shaming is not a joke
If you ask any overweight person how often people make comments about the way they look, nine times out of 10, they will tell you it happens almost every day. Whether it is a joke […]
The Gatepost Editorial: Don’t be afraid to ask for help
As college students, we are really good at making last-minute deadlines, stretching our dollars out to the very last penny, and drinking copious amounts of caffeinated beverages. But we’re also bad at a lot of […]
A degree is a degree
The brutally honest truth – when you are 40 years old, no one will actually care where you went to college. Last year, during my senior year of high school, I was so excited to […]
SMC: Social Media Consumption
Overeating can cause somebody to gain weight, whereas undereating can make someone lose weight. But each option has consequences. If people overeat, they might become overweight or obese. And if people lose too much weight, […]
Bork Laser, please stop
It’s a Monday night, and you have the sudden urge to watch wrestling. All of your favorite sitcoms are on hiatus, being replaced by reality competitions that generate viral discussions on the internet. You have […]
The Gatepost Editorial: The coffers conveniently run dry when it comes to humanitarian aid
Multiple news outlets, including NBC and CBS, reported today that the current death toll from Hurricane Dorian is 50, with 1,300 people still unaccounted for amidst devastating infrastructural damage. According to NBC, the current number […]
Shaming liberal arts majors ignores job market realities
I’ll have you know that I’m very happy with my studies in underwater basket weaving. I’m actually an English major, but to many of the nation’s academic decision-makers, there isn’t much of a difference. In […]