Cultural appropriation perpetuates racism Megan Mann October 28, 2015 Apparently I can only dress like Donald Trump for Halloween.
Donations create terror of tainted transfusions Megan Mann October 15, 2015 It's important to take every precaution possible to avoid tainted blood in transfusions.
Education hindered by overprotective parents Megan Mann October 4, 2015 Book banning has to be the worst decision in education.
Victims overshadowed by the bully Megan Mann September 22, 2015 Once again, an important issue has gotten lost in the midst of something less significant thanks to the media.
Single, been ready to mingle Megan Mann September 21, 2015 It's fun to be single after a breakup, but there's a point when you start to miss being in a relationship.
Senioritis plagues students approaching graduation Megan Mann September 5, 2015 Can I get a crystal ball over here? I'm going to need some help getting past graduation.
Pageants reign supreme despite Miss USA flop Megan Mann August 31, 2015 Give pageants a break; they're not as bad as everyone thinks.
Real World: Adulting Megan Mann August 31, 2015 Having to be an adult may seem like a far away nightmare, but it's a lot closer than we think.
Failing an entire class? Tempting but misguided Megan Mann May 12, 2015 While I admire a Texas A&M professor's attempt at being a hardliner, I think he went a few steps too far.
Dr. Oz: The medical version of Billy Mays Megan Mann May 5, 2015 Television's peddler of miracle cures may be a fraud, but I think ignorance is really to blame here.
Don’t touch my Tylenol Megan Mann May 5, 2015 Tylenol may be bad, but for some it's better than nothing.
Medical robots will never replace human interaction Megan Mann April 29, 2015 Sorry Baymax, but you just can't beat flesh-and-blood doctors.
New gluten-free foods satisfy everyone’s appetite Megan Mann April 28, 2015 Finally, some tasty gluten-free options that I won't gag on.
Online course penalty for riding on campus is ridiculous Megan Mann April 22, 2015 Lawbreakers shouldn't get off so easy when it comes to fines for riding bikes and skateboards on campus.
Clinton catastrophe Megan Mann April 21, 2015 Not everyone's excited for Hillary Clinton's announcement to run for President.
Why I’ll never take that dance with Mary Jane Megan Mann April 20, 2015 Yes, I'm completely ignorant when it comes to marijuana. And I honestly don't care.
Unhealthy food is the best food Megan Mann April 14, 2015 You just can't beat a nice meal of clogged arteries and questionable ingredients.
Easter plans scrambled by lack of campus accommodation Megan Mann April 10, 2015 I won't be hopping down the bunny trail to have Easter with my family any time soon.
Censorship app harms rather than protects Megan Mann April 1, 2015 The new Clean Reader app tries to shelter young people by removing coarse language from books — a ridiculous concept.
Doing it all and not dead Megan Mann March 31, 2015 How I do it all and still manage to maintain my sanity.
People shouldn’t be attacked for religious beliefs Megan Mann March 27, 2015 The Duggar family of "19 Kids and Counting" has a right to express that they do not support same-sex marriage.
Genetically modified foods are nothing to fear Megan Mann March 27, 2015 Holy vegetables, Batman! Someone isn't afraid of GMOs.
Flag ban flap highlights misguided attempt at inclusivity Megan Mann March 18, 2015 I'm about to come riding in on a bald eagle, waving an American flag while chewing on a piece of bacon and go all 'Murica up in here.
Delay debt dread until after graduation Megan Mann March 10, 2015 College loan debts loom over my head, but that won't keep me from living.
Forced to pick a political side Megan Mann March 3, 2015 I'm a woman and a Republican — and no, I'm not crazy or brainwashed.
Smokers who flout rules cloud up campus Megan Mann February 27, 2015 People who light up outside of the designated smoking areas are being disrespectful to the rest of the Chico State community.
Say ‘bye bye bye’ to boy bands Megan Mann February 25, 2015 Boy bands should have been left in the 90s.
Date rape still a hidden scourge Megan Mann February 25, 2015 While date rape may not seem like a pressing problem anymore, it's only waiting in the wings.
Living with a heart condition Megan Mann February 17, 2015 Heart disease doesn't affect only elderly people. Our columnist shares her story.
Coming home but left behind Megan Mann February 10, 2015 The stigma about post-traumatic stress disorder needs to be eliminated so that suffering veterans don't hesitate to receive treatment.
Makeup lover and feminist Megan Mann February 4, 2015 My makeup addiction doesn't make me any less of a feminist
Dying with dignity: A patient’s choice Megan Mann February 3, 2015 The story of Brittany Maynard moving to Oregon so she could end her life in the way she chose has inspired several states to introduce right-to-die legislation.
Work study program needs help Megan Mann January 28, 2015 The Financial Aid and Scholarship Office fails to provide students with enough information and guidance about the program.
Middle Class Scholarship needs to stay Megan Mann January 20, 2015 Families that are above the poverty line are often lumped in with higher income earners and often struggle to pay for college.
Perfume wearers are assets to society Megan Mann January 16, 2015 People who bathe in perfume are only trying to do good.
Stop whining about spoilers Megan Mann December 15, 2014 Spoilers suck, but they're not the end of the world.
Suicidal students sent packing Megan Mann December 11, 2014 Universities are wrong to force students with suicidal tendencies out of school.
Lay off of Barbie, blame the parents Megan Mann December 6, 2014 The new "normal" Barbie doesn't really address the real issue with our culture.
Emergency blue lights need replacement Megan Mann November 30, 2014 Chico State students deserve a new, more effective emergency phone system.
Students need to respect their professors Megan Mann November 24, 2014 Professor Janja Lalich isn't the only one who should have apologized for her behavior.
Chico cops shouldn’t come with cameras Megan Mann November 14, 2014 In a college town, leniency is the best teacher, not the full force of the law.
Hating on animal testing is hypocritical Megan Mann November 6, 2014 Every American has benefitted greatly from animal testing.
Men, imagine the burden of birth control Megan Mann October 31, 2014 In my dreams, women wouldn't be the only ones living life by the pill.
Heritage deeper than appearances Megan Mann October 26, 2014 I may look white, but who I really am can't be seen on the surface.
Geek culture is a stronghold for sexism Megan Mann October 17, 2014 Take a seat guys, women can be geeks too.
Criminal Youtubers must be punished Megan Mann October 16, 2014 Sam Pepper shouldn't be able to make money off of his outrageous videos.
Sharing tables: it’s OK to say no Megan Mann October 10, 2014 There are plenty of other tables on campus, why sit at mine?
Comic nerd life gets expensive Megan Mann October 9, 2014 I'd need access to Bruce Wayne's bank account to afford today's comics.
Parking on campus is its own adventure Megan Mann October 4, 2014 The woes of being a driver at Chico State are many.
Mission impossible: Aim for 4 Megan Mann September 26, 2014 The campus program for graduating in four years is completely unreasonable.
New Follett bookstore is a downgrade Megan Mann September 19, 2014 Although there are a few nice changes, the new Wildcat store is a disappointment.
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.
’50 Shades’ trilogy based on lies, abuse Megan Mann September 5, 2014 Not only is "50 Shades of Grey" trash, but it's also bad for you.
People with disabilities deserve respect Megan Mann September 2, 2014 Disabilities don't make us any different, so why treat us that way?
Partygoers should respect local families Megan Mann August 30, 2014 Students can enjoy their college years, but not at the expense of their neighbors.
Internet challenge ignores awareness Megan Mann August 24, 2014 ALS Ice Bucket Challenge raises money, but fails to educate.
