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Editorial: Rowan alert system keeping students aware, safe

The Whit Staff February 8, 2017

Rowan's alert and advisory systems have been plenty active lately, and the brief texts and emails have kept students safe and informed. When a student threatened another student with a knife inside...

Letter to the Editor: ‘I was proud of President Houshmand’s statement’

Letter to the Editor February 8, 2017

The Whit accepts Letter to the Editor submissions every week from members of the community and university. The opinions expressed are those of the author, and not The Whit or its staff. I am responding to...

Grilli: Gorsuch is the right pick for SCOTUS for reasons other than partisanship

Louis Grilli February 7, 2017

If one is of a certain political bent, President Trump either just whispered a spell over a bubbling cauldron and, out of the miasmic fumes, jumped Neil Gorsuch, a federal judge on the 10th U.S. Circuit...

Andujar: I’m an ugly crier, and that’s OK

Suzette Andujar February 7, 2017

This is an installment of Suzette Andujar's weekly column "As I Was Saying" I’m just going to say it: I’m a crybaby. I don’t just cry, I ugly cry. The bottom part of my face twists up, the top part...

Kass: Immigration ban will put us on the wrong side of history

Matt Kass February 3, 2017

The ongoing refugee crisis has again reared its ugly head in the world with news reports coming out last week that Donald Trump had signed an executive order banning immigration from Libya, Syria, Yemen...

Editorial: Rowan was wrong to take political stance on behalf of community

The Whit Staff February 1, 2017

On Monday, Rowan University officially picked sides in the debate about President Trump's executive order resulting in a refugee and immigration ban. It was wrong to do so. The president's order is controversial,...

Grilli: ‘La La Land’ gives CPR to musical genre

Louis Grilli February 1, 2017

The lights in the theater dim, the screen expands, and before I even know the movie has begun, music is playing. The scene is set at an infamous Los Angeles traffic jam and, before barely a verse is sung,...

Yobb: ‘Calexit’ built on an asinine ideology

Chris Yobb January 30, 2017

This is an installment of Chris Yobb's weekly column "My Two Cents" One month into 2017 and I have officially found the craziest, most laughable story of the year—Calexit. Named after Brexit, Calexit...

Andujar: For the love of hot mustard, hold the door

Suzette Andujar January 30, 2017

This is an installment of Suzette Andujar's weekly column "As I Was Saying" The door slammed in my face. The person before me didn’t hold the door open. I took a step back, grumbled, opened the door,...

Editorial: Journalism more important now than ever

The Whit Staff January 25, 2017

It goes without saying that at The Whit we value the role journalism and recognize its importance. It is because we recognize these things, that as a staff, we are discouraged and worried by the president's...

Grilli: Kremlin is the real winner with Trump as president

Louis Grilli January 25, 2017

There are a number of traditions surrounding the office of president of the United States. Some are charming and less formal like the annual pardoning of a turkey on Thanksgiving. Others are enshrined...

Andujar: How to fake understanding football to avoid feeling left out

Suzette Andujar January 23, 2017

This is an installment of Suzette Andujar's weekly column "As I Was Saying" Touchdown! Your favorite team just made some points and now lead the game. You whoop, you holler and maybe you do a fun little...

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