Thomas Brodey '22

For us, “Breaking Bad” wasn’t just a source of great entertainment, it was our community as well.

Columnist Thomas Brodey ’22 examines the flaws in how presidential races have historically been remembered and how to fix our public memory with respect to the 2020 election.

Columnist Thomas Brodey ’22 offers a reminder that domestic policy is not the only thing at stake in the coming election. As such, voters should cast their ballot keeping in mind the lives that hang in the global balance as well.

I wonder if “The Boys” will mark a new era of counterculture television, where the counterculture is created by (and makes profits for) the very same organizations which it exists to criticize, Thomas Brodey ’22 asks.

Columnists Thomas Brodey ’22 and Cole Graber-Mitchell ’22 present the second part of their two-part series on the college’s invisible financial aid crisis, offering a multitude of solutions that would help alleviate student debt burdens.

Seeing Double columnists Thomas Brodey ’22 and Cole Graber-Mitchell ’22 launch the first of a two-part series investigating the college’s financial aid system, revealing an invisible crisis lurking beneath the surface of financial aid. Credit to Yee-Lynn Lee ’24 for all graphics.

Seeing Double columnist Thomas Brodey ’22 comments on the lacking ability of the Common App essay to capture a college applicant’s true potential.

Seeing Double columnists Thomas Brodey ’22 and Cole Graber-Mitchell ’22 debate the pros and cons of moon mining.

Seeing Double columnists Cole Graber-Mitchell ’22 and Thomas Brodey ’22 go head-to-head on the topic of whether or not political ads should be banned from social media.

Columnist Thomas Brodey ’22 calls on Amherst’s student body to combat dire poll worker shortages across the country by volunteering themselves.