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The Liberal Monopoly
Lincoln once professed that a house divided against itself cannot stand, a bold assertion that bears the same truth in modern politics as it did back when one half of…
The Overlooked and Underappreciated
In considering how best to take advantage of Lawrenceville’s numerous and almost unlimited resources, it is important to focus both on the well-publicized and the overlooked. To best consider this…
The Tragedy of Media-crity
The word “tragedy” stems from the Greek term for “goat,” an illogical, inexplicable origin for something that aptly enough is illogical and inexplicable in nature. Tragedy struck this nation hard…
A Tradition Worth Keeping
Male House Sports are dying. To anyone who’s been paying attention to our intramural programs for the past year, this has been a clear and undeniable truth. This fall, following…
The Unfairest Vote of All
The greatest unresolved issue of modern democracy is determining an electoral system that truly represents the wishes of the voter. As IV formers tasked with identifying the presidential finalists out…
The Silver Lining of Co-Presidency
After spending a majority of the school year discussing, debating and deliberating on co-presidency, we finally seemed to have come to a decision: everything will stay exactly the same. Other…
The Importance of Trust
Theft is perhaps the worst thing one can do at Lawrenceville short of a capital offense. A simple drinking or smoking major harms only the offender, but stealing harms everyone.…
Why Co-Presidency is a Bad Idea
Lawrentians, as early as this year, we may have two Presidents, one male and one female. Quietly, behind the scenes, there has been much debate about this. We are now…
A Better Way To Interim
Interim week is upon us, and with it comes torture for students and faculty alike. The rush of tests and quizzes weighs on both groups. The burden of actually composing…
A “Pointless” Aside
Stop. Just stop. And think about why you are here, what you are doing, the consequences thirty years from now, and the life you led five years ago. Why live? …