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This week Ferris celebrates homecoming. A weeklong series of performances and buildup to Saturday’s football game, homecoming is an American tradition that this year will serve to continue to recognize […]

Watching too much TV could mean you’re sad I know I’m battling a case of the blues when I stare at the television screen for hours. Several studies have shown […]

Part two of a six part series analyzing the healthcare systems of various countries around the world Through studying the Bismarck system of health care over the past few weeks, […]

The impression we make by our physical appearance may or may not be by choice. People observe some physical characteristic and then, either knowingly or not, associate personality traits with the ones they can see.

Neon hair and facial piercings commonly convey non-conformity. Those who wear glasses are associated with the characteristic of intelligence. There are other blatant aspects of appearance though that are not cosmetic and cannot be so easily changed.

Until recently, my post-graduation plan had been simply the obligatory “get a job and pay off student debt”. I say until recently because I’ve spent the last week and a […]

Part one of a six part series analyzing international health care systems Editor’s note: This is the first article in a six part series analyzing the health care systems of […]

The iconic and successful HBO series Sex and the City (SATC) changed the way women approach life, love and fashion. Like most women, I am a huge fan and constantly […]

Young and conservative: two words that you’re unlikely to ever use in conjuncture in a sentence, let alone use to describe someone on a college campus. The mere sound of […]

Cash for Clunkers temporarily helped the automakers, but did nothing for consumers Though the recent “Cash for Clunkers” rebate incentive sounded like a great idea, it did not stimulate the […]