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ISABELLA SCIPIONI, Former Opinions Editor

Isabella Scipioni (she/her), FCLC ’23, is a former opinions editor at The Observer. Majoring in political science and minoring in American studies, she spends most of her time listening to music at Bethesda Fountain and watching reality TV.

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The Grammys’ Greatest Gaffes

February 9, 2023

Although the Recording Academy strives to recognize the most talented artists year after year across multiple genres, it is almost impossible to include all of the groundbreaking music released.

[Photo] New York Fashion Week From Student’s Perspectives

By OLIVIA STERN • September 17, 2022

Isabella Scipioni, FCLC ’23 and opinions editor for The Observer, attended a Punk Majesty show, a fashion company founded by Alisha Amnesia.

All Rams Should Be Fans of McMahon

August 26, 2022

While less traditional, McMahon Hall gives students the opportunity to escape the bubble of dorm life and experience living in the city.

House Hunting in New York City: A Definitive Guide

August 16, 2022

With its excessively high prices and apartments rapidly flying off the market, it seems almost impossible to find affordable housing, let alone an apartment that seems worth its exorbitant price.

The Democratic Party Is Not Going To Save Us

July 11, 2022

The Democratic Party has sat idly by as the Republican Party strips vulnerable populations of rights guaranteed by the Constitution.

Rams Discuss: Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Supreme Court Nomination Hearing

April 12, 2022

Jackson was presented with offensive questions throughout the hearing in the Senate’s recent, embarrassing installment of political theater.

Is it the Kardashians, or Do You Hate Women?

March 6, 2022

Even one of America’s most powerful families is vulnerable to misogyny, and hurling unnecessary insults toward them perpetuates casual sexism.

Want an Unhappy Marriage? Plan a Public Proposal in Central Park

February 17, 2022

The public proposal is something seen often in Central Park, but that doesn't mean it should be normalized; it should be an intimate moment.

CDC Experiments with ‘Choose Your Own Adventure’ COVID-19 Strategy

January 31, 2022

The confusing and convenient advice from the CDC has left many Americans making their own decision of when it is safe to leave quarantine.

[Photo] Student Researchers in the Spotlight at Symposium

By ISABELLA SCIPIONI • December 4, 2021

The annual research symposium occurred in the Atrium and 25 students presented posters.

NYC Walks for When You Haven’t Started Studying for Finals

December 12, 2021

Looking for a way to waste time during finals week and explore the city Fordham calls home? Check out our guide to the best walks through NYC.

All Too Well (36 Hour Version)

December 3, 2021

On Nov. 13, Taylor Swift was the musical guest on SNL to promote her album. Even though the tickets were free, they still came at a cost.

Public Safety Alert: Feral Anti-Vaxxers

November 9, 2021

Members of the Fordham campus community must remain vigilant and report all safety threats, including feral anti-vaxxers on and off campus.

A Lincoln Center Student’s First Football Game

October 14, 2021

Be prepared for a booing-fest of two dozen uninterested fans watching Fordham’s attempt to imitate America’s favorite homoerotic pastime.

So You’ve Tested Positive for COVID-19 — Now What?

September 21, 2021

Fully vaccinated students have tested positive for COVID-19. Fordham residents should be prepared for the university's quarantine procedures.

Why You Should Be Glad Fordham Doesn’t Have Greek Life

September 9, 2021

Fordham's lack of Greek life is a benefit to students who are free from the toxicity, hate and social pressure Greek organizations promote.

Customer Service Competency Class Now a Requirement for Fordham Admission

July 7, 2021

In order to apply to Fordham, all students are required to take Customer Service Competency, a course soon to be offered in most high schools.

High School Characters: Gen Z or Geriatric?

April 22, 2021

Casting older actors to play younger teenagers is far too common in the film industry and is harmful to high school students’ self-esteem.

March Midterms Madness

March 28, 2021

An extended midterms period during an already stressful semester has made this semester’s exam season more frustrating and exhausting than necessary.

All Men Are Trash — Regardless of Their Sign

March 19, 2021

Astrology is fun, and, to some practitioners, a serious way to get to know other people, but it cannot continue to be an excuse for sexism.

Zoom Fatigue Is the Other Viral Epidemic Hitting Colleges

March 10, 2021

Zoom fatigue is affecting the health of many college students and remote workers, and we must change our approach to virtual calls.

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