Be in charge of your perspective
Kyle Fernandes Anchor Contributor Strobe lights usually come with a white light bulb installed; so the light bulb is white. There are these little plastic squares to put on over the strobe light, though. These come in different colors and …
Finding voice at The Anchor
Joe Martin Anchor Staff Graduation arrives this month, and I still can’t believe it’s actually happening. A lot is about to change in my life, but I think the biggest
Let’s try prosperity
Joe Martin Anchor Staff Until the tragic bombing of the Boston Marathon, all eyes were focused on ris international tensions rising with North Korea. While the media may be entirely
Give it a rest
Jesse Posl Rhinehart Opinons Editor Its 8:20 a.m. in Donovan and Macklemore is blaring out of the radio behind the breakfast station. Despite having heard “Thrift Shop” a thousand times,
The Fly on the Wall
Robert Santurri, Jr. Anchor Staff Thousands listened in as law enforcement officials faced off against two suspects wanted for one of the most notorious attacks on United States soil. This
Learn from Bill
Kofua Kulah Anchor Contributor Bill Clinton is considered one of the greatest presidents of the last two decades; however, his abilities and unique personal qualities were ignored by the Republican
Are we paranoid of being afraid?
Tyler Dugan Anchor Editor On Monday the 15 (Patriot’s Day for most of the nation), after the Red Sox won a great morning ballgame, the city of Boston was rocked
Boston: regaining our stride
Joe Martin Anchor Staff Twenty-four hours before this article was written, the Boston Marathon was bombed. In that time, I’ve waited to hear if friends were ok and listened to
The lost art of communication
Robert Santurri Jr. Anchor Contributor Communication between individuals is going the same way as the dinosaurs and disco. Our lives have become more fast-paced in recent years and this is
Violence is the new normal
Joe Martin Anchor Staff On Thursday, April 4, 2013, I drove down to see a friend at the University of Rhode Island’s Kingston campus. As I walked into the building,