Editorial
Getting Used to Flags Low at FSW
By Bill Kelvin For the last couple weeks, I feel like the flags at FSW have been at half-staff, a fancy way of saying only halfway up the flagpole. In my mind, this usually means […]
Opinion
Opinion
The Robin Hood of the Stock Market: GameStop
By Fiona English The internet has been often utilized as a tool for information sharing, global instant messaging and communication, with various platforms for media sharing. In recent years, buying stock online has become increasingly […]
Opinion
How FSW Students Feel About Trump’s Widespread Social Media Ban
By Fiona English Less than a week into 2021, the Capitol building was attacked and riots broke out. The Senate was forced to hide and barricade themselves inside. This event followed several tweets made by […]
Opinion
Full-Time Student, Part-Time Employee
By Marisa Bunton Have you ever wondered what it is like working a part-time or full-time job while going to college full-time? Have you done exactly this? I have. I currently work as a Dunkin’ […]
Opinion
2020: The Year of the Great Awakening
By Marisa Bunton Another month, another event. It seems like there have been historical events, most damaging, taking place every month. Ever since March of 2020, people were losing their jobs, their businesses, and even […]
Opinion
Take a healing break in nature
By Enya Diamond When you’re feeling overwhelmed by your new online course load, news of the coronavirus, or being trapped in a self-quarantine, take a break from the “coronapocalypse” the way I do. Get some […]
Opinion
An open letter on why representation matters
By Fleener Cophy Dear white professors, FSW has students from various backgrounds, ethnicities, and races. Yet, you, the professors, remain majority white. Although my college experiences have proven way more enjoyable than high school, there […]
Opinion
FSW mourns Black Mamba
By Jonathan Pressley Like the rest of the world, FSW was heartbroken when basketball legend Kobe Bryant, his 13-year-old daughter, and two of her teammates died in a helicopter crash Jan. 26. “I lost it […]
Arts and Culture
Diversity wins at white Oscars
By Isabella Arroyo The 2020 Oscars managed to redeem its homogeneous nominations by making one showing-stealing decision for representation on Feb. 9. A historic winning streak for South Korean film “Parasite” hopefully showed what ‘s […]
Opinion
Wage isn’t the answer, skills are
By Miguel Felix Increasing the minimum wage will not raise people out of poverty. A common idea is that workers who earn higher minimum wages benefit more by receiving more income. Well, it is not […]