The Student Voice of Fordham Lincoln Center

The Observer

The Student Voice of Fordham Lincoln Center

The Observer

The Student Voice of Fordham Lincoln Center

The Observer

FREDERIC ADOR, Staff Writer

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To Push Forward U.S. Agenda, Obama Must Attend Winter Games

January 30, 2014
The relationship between Russia and the U.S. is one that is rocky at best, and it is extremely important that a major government figure be in attendance at this year’s Olympics.

The Government Needs to Start Treating Science as Essential

November 2, 2013
Whether the shutdown was justified is another debate, but the greater toll it took on science is a shame, especially after the president had affirmed his support for science just a few years earlier.
Where there are stricter abortion laws, the rate of illegal “back-alley” abortions increases considerably.ian mckenna/the observer
Where there are stricter abortion laws, the rate of illegal “back-alley” abortions increases considerably. (Ian McKenna/The Observer)

Strict Abortion Laws Infringe on Women’s Rights

March 27, 2013
Nowhere has the word “life” been used with more passion than in the United States.
Add chickpeas to a bed of arugula at the Ram Café salad bar for a meal packed with calcium and protein. (Rex Sakamoto/The Observer)

A Student’s Guide to Unleashing Your Inner Chef at the Ram Café

September 19, 2012
In its 2013 school rankings, the Princeton Review rated Fordham’s food as the worst in the country.
College students still tend to marry before having children. (Chris Ware/Lexington Herald-Leader/MCT)

Study Reveals an Increase in Births Outside of Marriage

April 18, 2012
The term “nuclear family” is relatively new, but the concept has existed for thousands of years. Usually, a nuclear family is composed by two married parents with one, two or more children, and it is a relatively important part of the American tradition.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics graph shows the average time college students spend on certain activities. (Courtesy of American Time Use Survey)

Counting Sleep: Examining Student Shut-Eye Statistics

February 15, 2012
If one applies the “Quiet Hours” policy in the McMahon dorms, students should sleep from 11:30 p.m. to 8 a.m. This appears to be Fordham’s ideal sleeping schedule: eight hours and a half of quiet and nourishing sleep.
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