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The Parthenon

A New View

Nancy Peyton, The Parthenon September 2, 2015

A New Hampshire jury recently made a ruling in the trial of Owen Labrie, a 19-year-old St. Paul’s prep school graduate accused of raping a girl when she was 15. The fact that this case even made it...

Check yourself before you wreck yourself

Check yourself before you wreck yourself

Editorial September 2, 2015

Twitter has been providing users with messages no more than 140 characters since March 2006. With roughly 316 million monthly active users and 500 million tweets sent per day, Twitter’s impact on both...

Fighting Clean Power Act does not help W.Va.

Editorial August 5, 2015

The White House released its plan to curb carbon emissions and slow climate change. As expected, lawmakers in West Virginia took no time to dismiss the plan as “unreasonable, unrealistic and ultimately...

Feminism: A view from the opposite sex

Kyle Gibson, Guest Columnist August 5, 2015

One afternoon in October of 2011, I was reading my cultural anthropology book for the introductory course here at Marshall. This was my second year of college, so I wasn’t yet aware that most students...

Autism training center leaving an impact on MU students

Charles DeLeo, Guest Columnist July 29, 2015

With the upcoming 25th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, many organizations are commemorating such a triumphant marker in the fight for civil rights of people with disabilities. Events...

There are reasonable solutions to gun violence

Editor July 29, 2015

A little more than a month after nine Charleston, S.C. churchgoers were shot dead during a Bible study session, two women were shot and killed after John Houser walked into a movie theater and opened fire. Events...

My rollercoaster ride with religion

Shannon Stowers, Managing Editor July 22, 2015

To begin to understand my personal dilemma, you have to understand how I was raised. As a kid, I literally grew up in church. My family hardly missed a Sunday (morning or night) or Wednesday night at...

The case for water conservation

Editor July 22, 2015

The Framers of the Constitution probably didn’t consider Americans’ rights to water, but it is now becoming an issue that the country is going to have to address. As with most things here in West...

#FeministThursday: Ignoring race isn’t the answer

Jocelyn Gibson, Executive Editor July 15, 2015

Refusing to talk about race DOES NOT EQUAL the end of racism. I do not presume to know what it means to be a black woman in America, because I haven’t had those experiences. It is also not my place to...

The GOP has a Trump problem

Editor July 15, 2015

On June 16, the 2016 presidential race became a must-watch reality show. The Republican Party may not want to watch, though. That was the day Donald Trump, businessman and billionaire, announced his intentions...

Give Sanders a chance

Jocelyn Gibson, Executive Editor July 8, 2015

Let’s be honest, our democratic hearts were set on Hillary and our first female president. Clinton, a long-time role model for women when it comes to not being afraid to achieve, seemed like to obvious...

World Cup puts inequality on full display

Editorial July 8, 2015

It was a pretty good weekend for the United States this past weekend. Not only did it celebrate its 239th birthday, but the United States Women’s National Soccer Team won the FIFA Women’s World Cup....

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