Rebuilding our Military with Trump
Donald Moskowitz
April 12, 2017
Filed under Letter to the Editor, Opinion
As a Navy veteran and a strong supporter of our military, I commend President Trump for initiating a program to rebuild our military with a defense budget increase of $54 billion. However, it should be decreased by $1.3 billion and that amount added to the Coast Guard budget within the Department of...
Pope Francis elicits praise, criticism for Trump comments
Nick Viveiros
March 6, 2017
Filed under World
His Holiness Pope Francis, leader of the Roman Catholic Church, has received increased media attention in recent months and the reason has nothing to do with the institution he is charged with leading. It’s because of President Donald J. Trump. The Pope’s involvement in the 2016 presidential electi...
Walsh stands with sanctuary city
Elvira Mora
March 6, 2017
Filed under World
More than 300 people gathered at Boston’s largest mosque on Friday to hear Mayor Martin J. Walsh speak about protecting religious diversity and immigration. Boston’s Mayor said that he called the press conference because he was “disturbed and angered” by the news coming out of Washington D.C. ...
Trump is stronger than the leaks
Patrick George
March 1, 2017
Filed under Opinion, The Conservative Message
President Donald Trump’s claim to fame may be his ability to create an extraordinary amount of jobs, in the political comedy and punditry industry. For the last two years, Trump has enraged the general public for both his comments— preference for heroes who aren’t prisoners of war, lewd comments ...
Students of color need to feel more appreciated
Timi Ogunbanjo
March 1, 2017
Filed under Opinion
Originally from Nigeria, as an incoming freshman, I was under the impression that I would be in a diverse community with students from many different backgrounds; this observation was true. This past fall semester was my first at Suffolk University and my expectations were high but eventually were n...
War on drugs: a failing battle against suffering
Chaim Wigder
February 22, 2017
Filed under Opinion
For those of us seriously concerned with the ever-failing war on drugs, Donald’s Trump’s presidency is proving to be as regressive on social and public health reforms as anyone thought, having taken the wrong step on yet another key issue. Earlier this month, Trump passed three executive orders r...
Trump continues policy backpedal
Jacob Geanous
February 15, 2017
Filed under World
Over the past week, President Donald Trump has begun his involvement in the Asia Pacific political theater, which included reneging on some of his strongest campaign rhetoric. During the busy week, Trump and his constituents have been diplomatically involved with China, Japan, and to some extent, Nort...
Local activists lead National Day of Jewish Action for Refugees
Nick Viveiros
February 15, 2017
Filed under Boston, News
Hundreds of Americans in cities across the country braved the weather on Sunday to take a stand for refugees in light of President Donald Trump’s actions centering around immigration. A Boston rally was held at the base of the New England Holocaust Memorial near Boston’s Faneuil Hall Marketplace. The r...
Editorial satire: A cabinet full of deplorables
Claire Schneider
February 8, 2017
Filed under Opinion
Claire Schneider/Political Cartoonist
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