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Photographer Larissa Veronica Heather captures Delaware’s win against West Chester University on Sept. 29. Larissa Veronica Heather/THE REVIEW Larissa Veronica Heather/THE REVIEW Larissa Veronica Heather/THE REVIEW Larissa Veronica Heather/THE REVIEW Larissa Veronica Heather/THE REVIEW Larissa Veronica Heather/THE REVIEW Larissa Veronica Heather/THE REVIEW Larissa Veronica Heather/THE REVIEW Larissa Veronica Heather/THE REVIEW Larissa Veronica Heather/THE REVIEW Larissa … [Read more…]

Pada hari Selasa, Mahkamah Agung Arizona memberlakukan kembali undang-undang th. 1864 yang melarang hampir semua aborsi di negara bagian tersebut. Undang-undang berusia 160 th. – yang mendahului Arizona jadi negara bagian Amerika – menunjukkan bahwa melaksanakan aborsi sanggup dihukum dua hingga lima th. penjara, kecuali kecuali nyawa ibu terancam. Sejak itu keluar pertanyaan berkenaan apa … [Read more…]

BY DANIEL STEENKAMERManaging Sports Editor The rain clouds separated and the Parents & Family Weekend crowd of 18,952 filed in just in time for Delaware’s kickoff versus Duquesne University on Saturday. Although the sun brightened a damp Delaware Stadium right from the opening kickoff, the Blue Hens did not shine until the second half, which … [Read more…]

Photographers Maddy McManus and Larissa Veronica Heather capture Delaware’s game against Duquesne on Oct. 7. The Hens (4-1) scored 28 unanswered points en route to a 43-17 blowout. Maddy McManus/THE REVIEW Maddy McManus/THE REVIEW Maddy McManus/THE REVIEW Maddy McManus/THE REVIEW Larissa Veronica Heather/THE REVIEW Maddy McManus/THE REVIEW Larissa Veronica Heather/THE REVIEW Maddy McManus/THE REVIEW Larissa … [Read more…]

An ad titled ‘Hamas Declared War Against Israel’ has been circulating on YouTube. Social media users were quick to call out this advertisement on YouTube today. The Ad, run by the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs is a simple voice over with text in English, asking for support from the audience, and make a world … [Read more…]

In the heart of the quiet greens of the Arts Quad, a stoic Andrew Dickson White, Cornell’s first president, sits and overlooks the campus before the commanding columns of Goldwin Smith Hall. On the other side, the University’s founder, Ezra Cornell, is perched upon a stone podium shaded by leafy trees and eyes the strolling … [Read more…]

BY JORDANNA GARLANDManaging Arts and Culture Editor BY MACAYLA COOKStaff Reporter Gore Hall was temporarily evacuated last Friday afternoon after an incident in the P.O.D. Express. Students gathered outside of the building, while firefighters and police officers reported to the scene. After evacuation, caution tape blocked off access to the P.O.D. Express.  The university told … [Read more…]

I am not a dating app girl. If you’ve read any of my other pieces, I’m sure I come off as the person I truly am: a (purposefully) bitchy misandrist who is also a hopeless romantic and is, consequently, in love with every man who is slightly nice to her. Clearly, online dating does not … [Read more…]

Fall semester is almost halfway through, and many Cornellians are looking forward to their spring study abroad. Besides the packing lists and travel research, how should one prepare for the unavoidable potential of sex with new people in an unfamiliar place? Luckily, I’ve returned from study abroad with some new sexual experiences and understandings under … [Read more…]

I vividly remember the first time I looked at the mirror, naked, and felt the desire to stare at my body. Every time I would step into the shower, I stared at my body for a while, doing a little spin for a full view. It gave me a comforting feeling to have a moment … [Read more…]