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Madison Boudreau Popovic, Opinion Editor

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A map of the United States show the states in different colors based on how many school shootings have occured since 1999. Text beneath the image reads Data from the Washington Post school shooting database. The database counts any exposure of students to gun violence during school hours since the Columbine massacre in Colorado in 1999. It includes both attacks intentionally targeting schools as well as gunshots that happen to hit schools under the same label. States marked in darker colors experienced more shootings since 1999. Only six states — Iowa, Maine, North Dakota, Vermont, West Virginia and Wyoming — have no recorded shootings. California has exerienced the most, with 35 recorded shootings.

Column: Schools must act to prevent shootings

Madison Boudreau Popovic, opinion editor
December 11, 2021
Social media polarizes society through political posts.

Column: Political discourse on social media continues to divide society

Madison Boudreau Popovic, opinion editor
October 1, 2021
Athletes in the 2020 Olympics tackled double standards in sports.

Column: Double standards in sports are sexist and unhealthy

Madison Boudreau Popovic, opinion editor
September 1, 2021
Housing selection for fall 2021 has begun.

Column: Northeastern University must stop holding students hostage financially

Madison Boudreau Popovic, columnist
April 14, 2021
Concerns about false sexual assault allegations should not silence everyones story.

Column: We must listen to all victims of sexual assault

Madison Boudreau Popovic, columnist
March 31, 2021
We should not judge people and things from a binary perspective.

[Photo] Column: Acknowledging the good and bad in everything

March 18, 2021
President Joe Biden passed 29 executive orders so far during his term.

Column: President Joe Biden is not a president for all; he is a dictator for all

Madison Boudreau Popovic, columnist
March 4, 2021
Former President Donald J. Trumps Twitter account was permanently suspended Jan. 8.

Column: Big Tech is officially on their way to establishing an echo chamber

Madison Boudreau Popovic, columnist
February 3, 2021
The polling industry is under scrutiny after the results of many races in the 2020 U.S. election diverged widely from its predicted outcome.

Column: Dear media outlets, your polls have failed the American public for far too long

Madison Boudreau Popovic, columnist
December 2, 2020
Women are disproportionately impacted by the COVID-19 recession.

Column: Women struggle to gain gender equality and COVID-19 doesn’t help

Madison Boudreau Popovic, columnist
November 22, 2020
Column: Let Trump continue to make America great again

Column: Let Trump continue to make America great again

Madison Boudreau Popovic, columnist
October 28, 2020
Op-ed: Mansplaining is overused and can undermine true cases of the practice

Op-ed: ‘Mansplaining’ is overused and can undermine true cases of the practice

Madison Boudreau Popovic, contributor
October 22, 2020
Women only make up about 28 percent of the STEM workforce.

Op-ed: The male-dominated STEM era must end

Madison Boudreau Popovic, contributor
October 5, 2020
Some Americans are concerned their votes wont be counted if the USPS cannot handle the influx of mail-in ballots.

Op-ed: Mail-in voting is not as efficient as it appears

Madison Boudreau Popovic, contributor
August 24, 2020
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