Women have never been a dominant force in American politics. From the beginning, our political voices have been silenced or discounted. After over a century
A history of student movements contributing to social change hangs in black and white, right along the book stacks of the Tisch Library. Photographs date
In 1952, John Cage released 4’33”, a musical composition of complete silence performed first by pianist David Tutor, who played not a single note of
How the functions of the Tufts Administration stifle student voices Ask Tufts students to define the Tufts administration in an anonymous survey, and their answers
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we manufactured manners so chilly, frostbite filled the marrow yesterday’s sun rose gray in our lungs each breath came in on a sharpened frigid sliver
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“Sam,” his mom hummed, knocking on his door. “Yeah?” Sam grumbled. “Dinner’s ready.” Sam sighed, put down his pen, closed his laptop, and reshuffled his
With 600 cases reported, the year 2014 holds the record for highest number of measles cases reported since the mid-1960s. This number is alarming, considering
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