Opinions
Words @ War- Masticating meltdown
To clarify, “vegetarian” here will refer to one who does not eat meat but does eat eggs, dairy or honey Veganism is a topic for another day. The benefits of […]
Grow Up
It was only a month. I missed it by a month. The last time all of this commotion was happening around the country, I was 17 years old. About a […]
Generation Y me?
Life is rough. We as students have to constantly keep our lives balanced on a fragile scale of time management. We have homework, studying, jobs, classes, registered student organization meetings, […]
Loosey goosey
As a Type A personality, I understand perfectionists. But let’s be honest—nothing can be perfect. This seems very pessimistic but I have learned the hard way—numerous times— that it is […]
Unfriend is your best friend
Oh Facebook, the social network grown so large that it’s now a status symbol to not have it. For those not cool enough to quit, it’s time for us to […]
I support slavery daily
Every day, I wake up around 6:30 a.m. and pour myself a cup of coffee. The warm and caffeinated goodness reverberates in my bloodstream and motivates me to face another […]
Booty call
There’s no experience quite like dancing with a complete and utter stranger at Shooters. He doesn’t know you and you definitely don’t know him, but for one song (which may […]
Words at War: In vitro fertilization
“John and Kate Plus Eight,” “Conception Story” and a whole slurry of TLC docu-drama reality TV glorifies the use of in vitro fertilization. I’ve watched several of these types of […]