Opinions
It’s your right
Amidst the celebration of Constitution week at Ferris, it is important to reflect on how our rights as American citizens came into existence. The U.S. Constitution was adopted in 1787 […]
Sweet livin’
Instead of living in one of Ferris State University’s residence halls this year, I opted to live in the newly built East Campus Suites. Though my experience in these new […]
The power to open doors
When traveling in America, you travel on the right. You drive on the right side of the road, if you are walking at someone you move over to your right. […]
Social media: friend or enemy?
As technology advances at a rapid pace, social media has exploded in popularity and has become a staple of college students. With “I’ll Facebook you” replacing “I’ll call you,” college […]
Stop and listen
The other day on my way from the Rock, I approached a friend from high school heading toward me. As we met she said, “Hey! How are you?” I responded, […]
Walking Smart
Each school year, commuter students pay one hundred dollars for one big headache: on-campus parking. There is honestly no easy solution to this problem. Building a parking garage is too […]
Crushing the courts
The Ferris women’s tennis team improved to 4-0 over the weekend after winning three road games. As the team cruised through the weekend’s matches, it has taken command of the […]
Be a true fan
From week to week, there are always those fans who will attend a game only if the team is winning. I was proud to see so many fans at the […]
Looking Toward Our Future
From Florida Reverend Terry Jones’ uncanny decision to burn Qurans on Sept. 11, to President Obama’s speech at the Pentagon, it seems this country is divided on a means to […]