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People place too much value in possessions

Matt Murphy // September 16, 2014
Buying the latest stuff feels great, but ultimately leaves me feeling empty.

Fall semester secret to success

Julianna Eveland // September 15, 2014
Getting good grades tends to be easier in the spring than the fall, and now it's time to make some changes.

New movie, TV show will spark race conversations

Alyssa Dunning // September 14, 2014
"Dear White People" and "Blackish" are welcome movies to a writer with a mixed-race family.

Late financial aid screws over students

Veronica De La Cruz // September 14, 2014
Students shouldn't be at the mercy of late paperwork when filing for financial aid.
Illustration by Rachel Dugo

The WREC: wonderful yet woeful

Alyssa Dunning // September 13, 2014
I have a complicated relationship with the Wildcat Recreation Center.

Tapingo app slows down food lines

Megan Mann // September 12, 2014
Chico State's latest food app isn't as efficient as it claims to be.

Coping with adulthood is difficult

Matt Murphy // September 11, 2014
Life is just chores, and I've never been good at those.
Illustration by Liz Coffee

Sutter Dining should dump all-you-can eat buffet

September 10, 2014
The unsigned Orion editorial is the collaborative opinion of the editorial board.
Illustration by Zachary Phillips

Too much tech complicates classrooms

Matt Murphy // September 9, 2014
More isn't always better when it comes to technology in education.

The American dream is still worth the work

Julianna Eveland // September 8, 2014
The American dream may not seem as wonderful as it was to the generation before us, but it can still be achieved all the same.

Doctors should consider drug alternatives

Veronica De La Cruz // September 7, 2014
Homeopathic medicine has the potential to, in many cases, be just as effective as other pharmaceuticals.
Illustration by Rachel Dugo

Taking antidepressants is not taboo

Alyssa Dunning // September 6, 2014
Overcoming the stigma of using depression medication was hard, but necessary.
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