Red Masquers new show: A memoir, history lesson and live debate

Leah Hamilton | staff writer How does the U.S. Constitution play an active role in the lives of American citizens and their history? The new Red Masquers production, “What the Constitution Means to Me,” follows Heidi Schrenk (Julie Kadar) as she reflects on that question. “The show isn’t your typical play. It’s a memoir, history lesson and live debate wrapped into two entertaining acts,” director … Continue reading Red Masquers new show: A memoir, history lesson and live debate

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The time has come to abolish the Electoral College

11/05/2020 Staff Editorial Since the ratification of the 12th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution in 1804, the electoral college has been in place as the official voting procedure to decide which presidential and vice presidential candidate will take office. While it has been in place for over two centuries, the system is convoluted and outdated in today’s political climate and should be abolished. When American … Continue reading The time has come to abolish the Electoral College

The Duquesne DukeNovember 5, 2020