Valentine’s Day in America and Britain has long been associated with romance and lovers. In the nineteenth century the fad of sending and receiving ‘Valentines’ became en-vogue. Since then, society […]
Opinions
“X” marks the spot
My brother told me he checked the Asian-American box to his ACT application because he wanted to appear more intelligent than what his results may have showed. He was also […]
Every little bit counts
Last week I filled out a postcard in the Rankin Center at a table for the Military Support Group. The postcards were to be sent to the military men and […]
Time for an open border
We have a certain pride of our Americanism in this country and sometimes we view ourselves not as a separate people, but one entity–several individuals making up one America. Yet […]
Think before you ink
Tattooing has been an art form and means of expression throughout history. However, the trend of tattooing has taken on a whole new means of expression. Colorful arm sleeves and […]
Pillow talk
If you’ve ever been in a long distance relationship, you know how difficult they may be and you may miss you significant other more than you’ve ever imagined. For those […]
Pillow talk
If you’ve ever been in a long distance relationship, you know how difficult they may be and you may miss you significant other more than you’ve ever imagined. For those […]
No more increases, please
President Obama announced in his State of the Union Address he will propose measures to bring relief to almost eight million students who will soon see their student loan interest […]
Expanded horizons
February is African-American history month and Ferris State University students and staff members are putting on events to acknowledge the achievements of Black Americans throughout history. These include discussions on […]