Hello Voice readers,
We want to start with a quick message from our editor-in-chief, Roman:
“When I started making these Table of Contents in October, I wanted to make a hub for readers to be able to go from article to article, as if we had a physical magazine in our hands. However, as I look back, it was really just an opportunity to share my pride in the work my fellow Voicers have put in this year. It has not been easy, but I honestly believe that the Voice has survived, and even thrived, during the pandemic and I am so excited to see where we go next when we return to campus.”
Ok, enough of the sappiness. We are pretty sure this is our best digital issue yet! It features articles on the need for rent cancellation, the concept of multipartiality in schools, the Georgetown GSP mentorship program, and even a look at professional tennis. Our amazingly talented design exec, Insha, has created a Page 3 as part of our attempt to make this issue as realistic as possible (it includes a photo contest, read more below!). The inviolable Jacob Bilich has delivered us his final cover and back cover, which are some of his best works yet. We would be remiss if we did not take this moment to thank Jacob and all our seniors for the time and energy they have spent on the Voice over the years. You will all be missed. See the cover, page 3, and list of articles below and we will see you all on campus soon! For a link to a virtual copy of our issue, click here.
When Neutrality Isn’t Enough: Exploring multipartiality in the classroom by Sarah Craig
A look inside GSP’s mentorship program by Paul James
Beneath the American sports fray, tennis’ Big Three continue to defy logic by Will Shanahan
Georgetown’s ROTC balances training, class, and administrative hurdles by Nora Scully
Housing justice means rent cancellation, tenant empowerment, and extension of permanent housing programs by the Editorial Board
Why my OCD diagnosis meant so much by Annette Hasnas
Georgetown bachelor’s degree program expands educational opportunities for Maryland’s incarcerated population by Annabella Hoge
Shakespeare Theatre Company’s Blindness dazzles in darkness—and solitude by Olivia Martin
Sometimes stupid cool shit is all that matters by Sarah Watson
Love,
Roman and Annemarie
