Letter to the editor: The Daily Gamecock should apologize to Chris Silva
By Gregory Sanders | Nov. 8, 2019The column on Chris Silva, while an opinion piece, shines a bad light on The Daily Gamecock's recent publication.
The column on Chris Silva, while an opinion piece, shines a bad light on The Daily Gamecock's recent publication.
Because pregnancy is not a disease, abortion is not the cure.
Sustained anger leads to bitterness and cynicism. We need something else to fuel our political activism.
Rape and incest exceptions protect vulnerable women, and this heartbeat bill is a mistake.
In history and in the media, witches and Wiccans have been misrepresented as evil.
Throughout the years, horror has moved in an artistic way.
Freeform's Halloween specials are too repetitive and disappointing to viewers.
The disturbance of not being able to put your finger on what is scary is what makes a good horror movie.
Dressing up as someone’s culture should not be taken as a light-hearted joke. It is disrespectful, even if the intention behind the costume was a good one.
South Carolina's abortion bill needs to be blocked.
Recently, there has been a rise in editorialized news articles. This ignores the main principles of journalism.
Out of respect for black people, the N-word should never be freely used by non-black people, regardless of any circumstance or intent.
Podcasts and audio stories are a platform that is easy and accessible for students.
Internships for humanities students are hard to come by if not properly promoted.
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Even though we are in college, professors should space their reading and writing assignments to properly cover them in class.
There are a plethora of candidates still vying for a shot at the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination, even with unlikely chances. Ranked-choice voting could change things up for the better.
There must be a separation of opinion and fact in order for things that are proven true to retain their significance.