Ethan Busch
Class of 2023
Ethan Busch is a sophomore majoring in Linguistics and Classics from Baltimore, Maryland. He is the Publisher, and the Presentations Co-Chief alongside James Gunn. He has previously held a number of staff positions, including Sports Editor and Humor Editor. In high school, Ethan was involved with his school’s paper as first the sports editor and then editor-in-chief. He is also a Resident Advisor in Hoeing for the 2020-2021 school year.
housing
RA pay is not equal
Paying for housing for all RAs seems fair at face value, but it results in uneven compensation for the same amount of work. Read More
Antisemitism
Don’t you dare tell me what antisemitism is
When I tell you that many people on this campus slip from criticizing Israel to employing language that personally offends me because of my ethnic and religious background, I expect you to believe it. Read More
COVID-19
COVID is my normal
I first knew that COVID-19 would define my time in college in an iZone conference room, of all places. Read More
CT Eats
CT Eats: Dolce Italy delights the senses
Given that we’re in Rochester, New York, approximately 4,318 miles away from Italy (but only 40 miles from Italy, New York), we’re both willing to pay a bit more for a high-quality, authentic treat. Read More
bees
Carnivorous dandelions are coming to campus
To cut down on the campus’ unmanageable yellowjacket infestation, a UR professor has released her research on breeding carnivorous dandelions. Read More
Satire
UR not connected
WiFi has been disabled all day. Whatever. Not my problem. Maybe I’ll fix it tomorrow. Maybe not. Probably not. Read More
Ed Observers
The joy of a crowd
Campus is alive again. I’m excited about it. I’m excited to hear your stories, and to write new ones together. Read More
CT Eats
CT Eats: Bubby’s BBQ is well worth the price
So how do you pack so much punch into your meat? You start cooking at 4 a.m., which is what McClean does every day the restaurant is open. This way, the food is ready by the time they open at 2. Read More
campus
Remember this pandemic
If I’ve learned anything about CT as Publisher, it’s that when we do our best work, we represent the memory of the student body. Read More
poetry
Poetry from the Publisher
These works were so moving, we felt it would complete our image as a morally emaciated, corrupt media outlet to withhold these from the public. Read More
