The Rose Hill magic that has carried Fordham throughout the season was missing this afternoon. The Rams were unable to hit several open shots, shooting 6-26 from 3-point range (21-68 overall) and dropping a crucial Atlantic 10 game to Charlotte, 69-62.
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OrgSync, an online networking service that Fordham has recently adopted and placed at the center of club life, is a nationally-known brand; its name extends to over 200 college campuses in all but a few states. Reminiscent of Facebook's user interface, OrgSync uses an extensive list of features to cater to two distinct parties.
The solidarity of those involved in the pro-life movement illuminated the rainy day in Washington, DC on Jan. 23, during the thirty-ninth annual March for Life. The March for Life marked the anniversary of the Supreme Court's 1974 decision in Roe v. Wade, which permitted states to legalize abortion.
Thousands of college students will attempt to register to vote in the coming months only to be turned away. Students who have an out-of-state driver's license, and even those who have an in-state driver's license but who pay out-of-state tuition, will be told, "Sorry, you can't vote.
Political campaigns are ugly. No two ways about it. Mud-slinging, name-calling, fighting words, attack-ads: they are all there. And, although it is not pretty, this article is not going to go so far as to call for an end to the heated rhetoric. I get it.
"I was fed up with the rules on campus," Lauren McGrath, GSB '12 said. McGrath lives on 189th and Belmont. Like so many students before her, she decide to move off campus due to the campus rules. "Living off campus, you don't have to sign people in," Jen Ali, GSB '12 said.
A recent report by the Bureau of Labor Statistics of the U.S. Department of Labor has indicated persons in their early twenties were the least likely demographic to commit their time to volunteer work (18.4 percent). As students at the Jesuit University of New York, however, we are called upon to be men and women for others.
The Rose Hill magic that has carried Fordham throughout the season was missing this afternoon. The Rams were unable to hit several open shots, shooting 6-26 from 3-point range (21-68 overall) and dropping a crucial Atlantic 10 game to Charlotte, 69-62.
It has been very easy in recent years to mock the last line of Fordham's fight song, as the school's top-funded sports teams frequently seem to choose the latter of the two options. Over the last five years, going back to the 2007-08 school year, Fordham's football, men's basketball and women's basketball programs have a combined record of 98-234, a win percentage of only .
Last week, the Obama administration required all U.S. employers to provide free contraception to their female employees through health insurance plans. This has become a contentious issue, as it entails that even organizations with religious affiliations that might oppose contraception on moral grounds must adhere to this new mandate.
Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services, Kathleen Sebelius, recently refused to exempt religious institutions from regulations requiring employers to provide health insurance that covers sterilization contraceptives and some abortifacients.
This week's column was written by Bridget Dowd, FCRH '13. As an English major, studying abroad in England seemed to be an obvious choice. Just one month abroad has been enough, cheesy as it sounds, to alter my worldview. Adjusting to the metric system was a small step in acclimating myself to a completely new set of cultural standards.
While the NFL offseason usually yields optimism and promise for the season to come, little could be mustered by the majority of the New York Giants' faithful. Injuries ravaged the defense even before the first snap. Going into the 2011 regular season, the Giants' roster was filled with question marks.
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