Editorial: Register to Vote
On Tuesday, April 5th, 2022, Newman was paid a visit by Commissioner Ellen Rooney, a representative of the Boston Elections Commission, who hosted a brief registration drive in the front room to register students to vote.
From the Newman Newsstand: The Threat From the Illiberal Left
In the first edition of a brand new column, “From The Newman Newsstand”, Senior Paul Simko ‘22 analyzes an article from The Economist.
In Consideration: Week of March 28, 2022
Senior Paul Simko ‘22 presents the first installment of “In Consideration”, a Newsman column which presents weekly batches of interesting factoids, recommendations, and current events.
Editorial: What is Taylor’s Version?
Taylor’s Version signifies the start of a new era for Swift, as she secures new legal ownership of her work.
Editorial: Lighting Up Beacon Hill
Beacon Hill is the oldest district in Boston and is known for its brick-lined sidewalks and cobblestone streets. The gas-lit lamps, an iconic piece of its history, have become an increasing cause for concern.
Editorial: Know the Nomenclature in Boston
At first, the streets in Back Bay might seem chaotic and random to first-time residents, but there is actually a system behind it.
Editorial: Boston Is Becoming the Amsterdam of America
This fall, protective bike lanes are coming on Boylston Street in the Back Bay as part of Boston’s effort to increase access to sustainable transportation and improve traffic safety.
Editorial: The Dress Code & Student Choice
This editorial shares an interesting perspective on how dressing up well sets a good image for Newman and the surrounding community.
Editorial: Dull and Dated - Why American State Flags Deserve a Change
As a country with cemented sentiment for flag-associated symbolism, why is it that the majority of state flags are designed so poorly?