Jordan Ori
Assistant Opinions Editor
jori1@binghamton.edu
30 Articles
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Hollywood needs new faces
Like many others, these past few months, I found myself absolutely engrossed in the world of “Heated Rivalry.” What initially presents itself as a steamy, trope-driven enemies-to-lovers story between two rival hockey...
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We saw it happen. Why are we still arguing?
On Jan. 24, through the glow of our phone screens, we were again forced to witness a federal immigration agent fatally shoot a civilian. The victim, American citizen and ICU nurse Alex...
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It’s time to give Tisquantum his name and story back
In a previous column, I wrote about the forgotten history of Columbus Day’s foundation and how it exemplifies the immigrant struggle. Now, as Thanksgiving approaches, I’ve been thinking more and more about...
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Time gaps are killing good TV
In just a few weeks, the first of three parts of the final season of “Stranger Things” will be available to stream. Season five arrives nearly a decade after the show premiered...
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The true story behind Columbus Day emphasizes the immigrant struggle
The American public’s opinion on Christopher Columbus and Columbus Day has become increasingly negative. A 2024 YouGov poll suggests that roughly 52 percent of Americans view Columbus favorably, but this number decreases...
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Reject the rise of anti-intellectualism — go to museums
This past summer, I had the incredible opportunity to intern at the American Museum of Natural History, where I engaged directly with visitors through dioramas and specimens to spark curiosity and conversation....
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Reality TV is out of touch with reality
This summer, I, like many others, found myself tuning in almost every night to the new season of “Love Island USA.” I was absolutely hooked on the drama, the friendship fallouts, the...
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On mourning a stage persona
When Lana Del Rey burst into the music scene in 2011, she captivated the world with her striking persona, unique sound and bold look. She was a different kind of pop star,...
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Book-to-movie adaptations need a remodel
Despite being one of the most iconic novels of all time and a symbol of American literary excellence, “The Catcher in the Rye” has never been adapted for the big screen. Author...
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An ode to a long-dead princess
If you’ve spent time on social media in the past decade, you may have seen memes of a Persian princess resurfacing in waves of popularity every few years. While the captions vary,...