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Tara Phillips, Features Editor

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CLYDE LEDERMAN SPEAKS AT a fundraiser for his newly launched campaign for Ithaca Common Council. The fundraiser, held in Lederman’s hometown of Nyack, was attended by local and national politicians such as former U.S. Representative Mondaire Jones. It took place in the afternoon of January 8, and raised money for Lederman’s growing campaign.

Clyde Lederman: Masters alumn running for Ithaca Common Council

Tara Phillips, Features Editor
February 24, 2023
Menu board in Cafe Latte

Basilio, brought Italy to Dobbs Ferry: Caffe Latte

Tara Phillips, Features Editor
December 5, 2022
Tara Phillips argues that Masters students experience abroad is not being acknowledged or appreciated by administration. Phillips studied abroad in Italy her junior year. Photographed above is formed Masters student Mac Alexander, in a classroom at School Year Abroad (SYA) in Viterbo, Italy

Language requirement speaks with a forked tongue

Tara Phillips, Features Editor
November 4, 2022
@sexualassultatmasters has been taken down after posting 35 student and alumni anecdotes of experiences with sexual misconduct on their anonymously-run Instagram page.

Instagram account brings attention to sexual misconduct

Carol Queiroz and Tara Phillips
September 22, 2022

La Dolce Vita: The Sweet Life

Tara Phillips, Blogger
February 7, 2022
Frank Greally

Frank Greally

Tara Phillips, Contributing writer
June 15, 2021
An image of lawyer and leader of thr Armenian Assembly of America, Van Krikorian, speaking to Congress.

Morning Meeting speaker details lasting effects of the Armenian Genocide

Tara Phillips, Contributing Writer
May 15, 2021

Carly Grizzaffi brings service initiative to Masters

Tara Phillips and Lily Zuckerman
May 10, 2021
As this years community read, Masters chose the novel The Vanishing Half by Brit Bennett. The story, a New York Times bestseller, became popular in 2020 following the outcry for racial justice in the United States.

[Photo] Book industry finds success through the ups and downs of 2020

February 11, 2021
On top of Trump’s defeat in the national election, Georgia results represent a shift in American politics. After four years of Trump’s chaotic style of governing, voters have had enough.

Repudiating Trumpism: Why Georgia went blue

Tara Phillips, Contributing Writer
January 13, 2021
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