By Ryleigh McGovern The ethical implications of using braindead women as surrogates have recently come under scrutiny, raising important questions about the moral boundaries of medical advancements. This controversial practice gains attention as it straddles […]
Jacob Nash Week Two–Rhythm and Action Melody of Memory, Rhythm Thief, and Harmoknight The rhythm game genre is a relatively recent genre of video games compared to genres like roleplaying, racing, and sports. A subgenre […]
Jacob Nash Along with food, water, air, and shelter, I would say that community is a human necessity. Just like breathing, being in a community is something many of us take for granted. We interact […]
By Olivia Renzi Bisexuality can be confusing to people, as monosexuality (attraction to only one gender) seems to have become the norm. However, in recent years bisexuality has become more common and visible. With that […]
By Justin Terry The New Worcester Spy had the opportunity to get a closer look at one of Central Massachusetts’s up-and-coming small businesses. Established in February 2020, Jamie Lavin’s Simply Scrunch Co. is based just […]
By Katelin Murphy I recall a conversation with a loved one who lives in another state from when the first vaccine came out and people started receiving vaccinations. She was so excited to get vaccinated […]
By Logan Hampsey Hi there! Welcome to another edition of my music column On a Good Note. March is Women’s History Month, a time where we recognize and appreciate strong, heroic female figures throughout history. […]
By Logan Hampsey Hello! Welcome back to another segment of my music column On a Good Note. In this edition, I will discuss some iconic Celtic/Irish inspired music in honor of Saint Patrick’s Day. It […]
By Logan Hampsey Hi again! The last edition of my column focused on the #FreeBritney Movement, and since then, The New York Times has posted a documentary called ‘Framing Britney Spears’ that has been recently […]
By Rebecca Carrillo “I can’t breathe.” Three words, uttered almost six years after Eric Garner made them famous, is yet another painful reminder that the United States has not come close to putting an end […]
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