Opinions
Tired of lame excuses?
“I pulled my back reaching for the butter in the refrigerator.” This was one of the funny “student excuses” I came across after reading countless real-life dilemmas students have told […]
It’d be nice to have a crystal ball
If you’re anything like me, you’re probably freaking out about your future every second of every day. I mean, it’s not like I enjoy worrying all the time. It just […]
Changin’ times
If there is one thing school, family, life and love have taught me, it’s this: You can’t change anyone but yourself. Time and time again, I’ve caught myself in a […]
Fast food generation
According to an article by Food Safety News, McDonald’s recently announced it would no longer use ammonium hydroxide beef in its hamburgers. Referred to as a “pink slime” additive, the […]
How romantic
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 […]
“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 […]