12/09/2022
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The Ram is published and distributed free of charge every Wednesday during the academic year to the Rose Hill, Lincoln Center and Westchester campuses with a readership of 4,500. The Ram office is located in the basement of the McGinley Center, Room B-52. To read The Ram archives since 1918 online, go here: http://digital.library.fordham.edu/cdm4/browse.php?CISOROOT=%2FRAM&CISOSTART=1,1
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BREAKING: In an email to the Fordham community, Public Safety announced that as of Jan. 3, all battery-powered e-scooters, e-bikes and e-skateboards will be banned from use or storage on university property, due to fire safety concerns.
Jamison Rogers finishes his time in London with a solo trip to Paris, which is forcing him to soak up the last minutes of his time abroad.
Jamison Rodgers realized the importance of slowing down, taking time to dwell in the moment and not stress about the future.
Op-ed: "There is plenty of research to support the benefits of psychedelic drugs. This research has likely contributed to the recent legalization of some psychedelics, such as mushrooms, which Colorado most recently legalized in early November."
Under regulation, psilocybin is proven to have extraordinary effects and positive experiences for people seeking an alternative to standard medicine.
Op-Ed: "America’s two-party system promotes a divisive culture that opposes individual liberties."
Bipartisanship has remained at the center of the U.S. government since its inception. However, its historical efficacy often obscures its current drawbacks to the public.
If Fordham wants to avoid ending up on future FIRE rankings, it needs to rework its policies regarding student expression and free speech on campus.
Emma's time abroad is coming to an end, after her semester she has changed her perspective and is going to miss Paris like crazy.
Emma Lipkind reconnected with herself by traveling to Bruges, Belgium all by herself, braving the unknown as a solo traveler at the tail end of her semester abroad. (Courtesy of Instagram)
The prevalence of discarded flossers around Rose Hill influenced Nicole Braun, FCRH ’24, to start her Instagram account, “flossed.n.found,” which documents abandoned flossers across Fordham's campus.
Nicole Braun founded the Instagram account, “flossed.n.found,” to document the phenomena of discarded, littered flossers that she finds all over the ground.
The lynching of 14-year-old Emmett Till infamously changed the course of the Civil Rights Movement in the United States, and the long-awaited film, “Till,” captures how influential his death was.
Released this past October, “Till” is a testament to how lethal the venom of racism is within the veins of the United States.
Sabine Ryan, FCRH ’23, spent the summer researching the TikTok algorithm to test her hypothesis that TikTok can predict peoples’ sexuality before they know it themselves.
Fordham senior, Nolan Chiles, balances his love for the arts with his molecular neuroscience major, claiming there is creativity in science.
Nolan Chiles expresses himself by drawing cartoon pictures of two characters, Bingus and Bort, and posting the artwork he creates onto social media.
In summer 2020, the university released a plan to “[address] racism” and “[educate] for justice.”
Elaine May was was a pioneer of both comedy and cinema, flouting traditional gender roles and defying all expectations of what women in the film industry could be.
Elaine May directed four movies throughout her career, all of which failed to receive critical claim. Landis Hall believes this is naive, and fails to acknowledge her true contributions to the art form of film.
Op-ed: "In mid-November, North Korea launched two intercontinental ballistic missiles (ICBMs) that flew into the waters west of Japan. This is the first missile North Korea has launched over another nation."
China’s continued rise to the top of the world food chain could lead to a deepening of the relationship between China and North Korea.
Hostile Terrain 94 (HT94) is an art project sponsored and organized by the Undocumented Migration Project (UMP). This year, the exhibition will be located on the Rose Hill campus, and the installation process is projected to begin in February 2023.
Last year, Fordham University’s Ildiko Butler Gallery displayed an exhibit titled “Hostile Terrain 94: A Vigil for Lives Lost.” Hostile Terrain 94 (HT94) is an art project sponsored and organized by the Undocumented Migration Project (UMP). This year, the exhibition will be located on the Rose...
Many students never venture beyond Enzo’s or Mario’s, despite the variety of other options available on Arthur Ave.
When choosing a spot to eat in Bronx Little Italy, skip the popular choices and go for these underrated gems.
Op-ed: "In July 2021, the Supreme Court laid down a unanimous decision that would drastically alter the college sports landscape forever: the ability to pay college athletes."
As women decide to enter into N.I.L. deals, there should always be some caution as to what deal they are signing, just as anyone should have caution as they approach any contract. The deals themselves, though, have been a key building block to the funding and promotion of women’s sports over the p...
Female characters who are chaotic and polarizing are also enigmatic and charming in their own flawed ways. They may be unlikable, but that doesn’t make them anti-heroes.
Nicole Braun explores the tendency for unlikeable, female protagonists to be described in similar ways to violent, male anti-heroes despite not sharing similarities with them.
“The Crown” returned for its fifth season places the spotlight on the crumbling marriage and subsequent divorce of Princess Diana and Prince Charles.
Peter Morgan’s “The Crown” continues to follow the evolution of the British monarchy into the 1990s, when the ancient institution began to grapple with the modern world.
On Nov. 16, Fordham University’s Division of Mission Integration and Ministry hosted a panel titled “Living the Mission.”
On Nov. 16, the Division of Mission Integration and Ministry hosted a panel titled “Living the Mission.” The event was organized by Robert Parmach, director of Ignatian mission initiatives, and Vanessa Rotondo, associate director of campus engagement and senior advisor for Ignatian leadership. T...
Op-ed: "While Airbnbs are growing in popularity, they won’t replace the traditional hospitality industry."
During the pandemic, Airbnbs grew in popularity as a cheaper alternative to hotels because they offered users a more private experience with more personal space. Although this rise in popularity has added a new perspective to the traveling experience, I don’t think Airbnbs will ever fully replace ...
Op-ed: "Despite his history of financial success as the richest person in the world, Elon Musk has faced a considerable amount of economic turmoil trying to navigate the aftershocks of purchasing Twitter in October."
With his recent acquisition of Twitter, the world has experienced Elon Musk’s shortcomings, it exposes his flaws and humanity in the professional world. Has Musk bitten off more than he could chew?
“Enola Holmes 2,” released at the end of October 2022 and directed by Harry Bradbeer, is a well-thought-out, fun and captivating mystery film.
“Enola Holmes 2” is a solid sequel that continues the fun, lighthearted and exciting tone from the first film.
United Student Government’s Committee on Sexual Misconduct’s (CSM) biannual Week of Action will increase awareness on Fordham’s campus about sexual harassment and assault.
United Student Government’s Committee on Sexual Misconduct’s (CSM) biannual Week of Action will occur from Nov. 28 to Dec. 2.
On Nov. 28, United Student Government’s (USG) Diversity Action Coalition (DAC) hosted its third annual student activism panel. On Nov. 28, United Student Government’s (USG) Diversity Action Coalition (DAC) hosted its third annual student activism panel.
On Nov. 28, United Student Government’s (USG) Diversity Action Coalition (DAC) hosted its third annual student activism panel.
Fordham’s Rodrigue’s Coffee House hosted a mini concert with artist Smushie, an independent Chicago-born artist who plays easy-to-listen-to music.
With engaging sets from Chicago-born indie band Smushie and Fordham student band Crotana, this free Rod’s concert was a breath of fresh air.
On Wednesday Nov. 16, Fordham Counseling and Psychological Services (CPS) held a virtual workshop on conscious dating. The workshop was an initiative to educate students about how to approach relationships from a place of awareness and acceptance.
On Wednesday Nov. 16, Fordham Counseling and Psychological Services (CPS) held a virtual workshop on conscious dating.
Rose Hill’s own Symphony Orchestra transported friends, family and faculty to Czech Republic and Spain in thier annual Fall concert.
Just before Thanksgiving Break, the Rose Hill Symphony Orchestra put on their fall concert to showcase the musical talents of Fordham students.
Op-ed: "Ultimately, if the United States wants to maintain its hegemony and keep its edge over global competitor China, it’s going to have to earn its keep by leading the pack in the fight against climate change and global warming."
It remains to be seen if Biden’s words will spur concrete action. The financial contributions he has committed will undoubtedly help those in need, but more needs to be done to fill the gaps where the U.S. has floundered in the past.
Op-ed: "In addition to old issues, AP style guidelines and formatting rules, the walls of the Ram office are covered in pictures and notes. These are a testament to the sense of community the Ram fosters."
The Ram office is a place where you can create; laugh; struggle; share ideas; discuss morals, politics or life; fail and succeed. While I am endlessly proud of the skills and talents of everyone at the Ram, it is really the community that made this year so special.
Fordham students share their holiday traditions
The Fordham Ram interviewed students about the holiday traditions they're looking forward to over the coming break. Video created by Hanif Amanullah for The ...
The Fordham Jetés performed their classic rendition of the Nutcracker and proved to be very impressive, from the intricate costumes to the beautifully designed set.
Complete with intricate costumes and beautiful choreography, Fordham Jetés put on a stunning performance of “The Nutcracker.”
Stories filled Bepler Commons on Nov. 17, crafted by the impassioned speakers and their mentors, who together make up the club of Our Story.
Sentiments of gratitude, hope, and pride make up the most magical aspects of Our Story.
Fordham University’s Asian Cultural Exchange (ACE) celebrated their 23rd annual "Dynasty" event to celebrate the end of the harvest and the beginning of the winter holidays.
The Asian Cultural Exchange (ACE) club at Fordham invited Fordham students to indulge and food and community.
On Nov. 15, Fordham hosted a lecture featuring Patricia Sullivan, Ph.D., titled, “Robert Kennedy, Civil Rights, and the Racial Reckoning of the 1960s.”
Op-ed: "Gen Z is already engaged on many levels of the political process, which is impressive for such a young generation. Politicians like Frost can inspire younger people to run for office."
The election of Maxwell Frost to Congress is a watershed moment in American politics. It is a sign of how powerful a force Generation Z has become within the electorate.
On Nov. 17, Fordham’s Commuter Student Association (CSA) hosted its annual Thanks-Give-Away event.
On Nov. 17, the Commuter Student Association (CSA) hosted its annual Thanks-Give-Away event. This year’s event was “CSAturday Night Fever” theme, complete with 70s disco music, arcade games, colorful lights and decorations.
Op-ed: "The public’s response to Eilish’s relationship reflects a broader cultural tendency toward wrong-minded and poisonous victim-blaming that we still haven’t eradicated."
The public’s response to Eilish’s relationship reflects a broader cultural tendency toward wrong-minded and poisonous victim-blaming that we still haven’t eradicated. Blame Rutherford. He’s the one who should know better.
Benedict Reilly, FCRH ’23, is a senior you can likely find active on Gmail or GroupMe at any given time, promoting the latest opportunity for engagement and community at Fordham. https://buff.ly/3OaROKV…-catholic-spaces/
Committed to several Fordham communities, senior Benedict Reilly FCRH has made strides in his pursuit of q***r spiritual visibility.
Op-ed: "Businesses, especially grocery stores that serve a public good, have a duty to prioritize their consumers and their employees above their shareholders."
This merger shows that the leaders of the Kroger and Albertsons corporations have lost sight of the people they serve: their customers and employees.
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Happy first day of school Rams! Fordham First-Years moved in to their dorms this past weekend and spent the next few days participating in the first fully in-person orientation since 2019.
BREAKING: Protestors attempted to enter Cunniffe House where the offices of various administrators, including Fr. McShane, reside. Public Safety reported one public safety officer, Dan Keily, received a gash on his hand and has been transported to Montefiore for stitches. A student, Graham Bass, said another student was pinned against the wall by a public safety officer as the officer tried to hold the door shut. He said she "kept insisting it's hard to breathe." This is a developing story. Please check back for more updates.
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