Cheating in college is OK William Rein May 17, 2016 And we shouldn't complain when other students cheat on their exams and homework.
It doesn’t make sense to blame society William Rein May 9, 2016 Why it's useless to criticize "society"
Call of the contrarian William Rein May 6, 2016 What it means to defend unpleasant positions and the corruption of atheism.
There is no rational way to argue against gay marriage William Rein April 24, 2016 Come here to embrace the destruction of ignorance.
Let the Panama Papers be a reminder to pay attention William Rein and Dongyoung Won April 17, 2016 The largest whistleblow in journalism history just happened. The activities of the elite are there for anyone to see. What can we do now?
Undeclared or confused about your major? It gets better William Rein April 9, 2016 Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses incapable of making decisions.
Change our partners, change ourselves William Rein April 5, 2016 Despite the advancing wave of stubbornness, sometimes it really is better to let others change us
Don’t self-diagnose mental disorders William Rein March 27, 2016 Diagnoses across the specturm are becoming more popular. What's the cost of applying problems for our mental health for ourselves?
There is only one reason to not try psychedelics William Rein and Helen Suh March 21, 2016 Try psychedelics. Actually, don't. Wait, maybe.
Y-Generation will change the world William Rein March 12, 2016 Following millennials footsteps, the incoming generation is eccentric and way underappreciated
Astrology is bullshit, but we can still have fun William Rein March 8, 2016 It's time we stop treating astrology as relevant to anything but humor.
When school shootings get made into horror movies William Rein February 27, 2016 When it comes to our fascination with murder, directors aren't to blame.
Vegetarians are less ethical than omnivores William Rein February 25, 2016 A polemic against modern vegetarianism
Our viewpoints are not our own William Rein February 13, 2016 The most controversial topics are intellectually banal and the important decisions are ones we've accepted unquestioningly.
Rap beefs not what they used to be William Rein February 7, 2016 After Kendrick, hip hop fans thought the real beef was coming. So why did Drake and Meek Mill just taste like leftovers?
The meaning of life? Stop looking, there is none William Rein May 9, 2015 The point being, there is no point.
Professionalism: Not just inauthentic but also perpetuates bigotry William Rein May 7, 2015 Bowing down to arbitrary codes of conduct is not only fake, it encourages discrimination based on gender, race and social class.
Why America should legalize prostitution William Rein April 26, 2015 Sensibility, practicality, freedom, safety and health require that sex work be made legal.
Commit to your partner, not the past William Rein April 24, 2015 If you want to love someone, you have to let go of what used to be
The science of getting high: How weed works in the body William Rein April 20, 2015 An examination of the munchies, red eyes, forgetfulness and other effects of being high.
If it’s a good song, it should be 6 minutes William Rein April 17, 2015 360 seconds is the equilibrium where going dumb, rocking out, relaxing or vibing to a song is balanced with it getting too long to be enjoyable.
The depressing trend toward desensitization William Rein April 17, 2015 Why is it getting easier to stare directly into tragedy and pain and feel nothing?
Obsession with safety saps fun, meaning from life William Rein April 11, 2015 With so much precaution and safeguarding, humans are practically immortal compared with a few centuries ago.
Photographing every moment can spoil it William Rein April 10, 2015 Often, the opportunity to bask and relish in a moment is stunted by needing to Snap it, or others snapping it for you.
Tumblr — the scourge of online blogging William Rein April 3, 2015 The online hub of millennial failure is one of social media's most popular websites.
Never forgive, but do forget William Rein April 2, 2015 The choice to not forgive anyone is not as negative as it sounds.
Soul mates? More like soul fakes William Rein March 29, 2015 The pursuit of soul mates can be misleading and even irrational.
Recognize and remove obstacles to effective listening William Rein March 20, 2015 Developing skills to become a good listener can save a lot of pain and encourage healthier relationships.
Legalize it… as in everything William Rein March 13, 2015 It's time to ditch the conservative moral conditioning saturating American legislature and embrace liberty by lifting prohibition.
Let’s get physical, physical William Rein March 13, 2015 More students should be interested in how the universe operates.
Professionalism suppresses authentic personalities William Rein March 8, 2015 In a culture of suits and dresses, one pajama-clad lad combats the fad.
Update: Suspect in fatal stabbing case arrested after police chase William Rein February 26, 2015 After driving a stolen vehicle through a trailer park and field, the murder suspect was caught by Chico Police and Glenn and Butte County Sheriffs.
Toilet dispenser stolen from Langdon William Rein February 25, 2015 The blotter is a selection of information directly cited from the Chico Police Department University Police Department. Feb. 24.
Chico to annex Chapmantown, Mulberry areas within 5 years William Rein February 24, 2015 The City Council voted Feb. 17 on an agreement to annex the unincorporated neighborhoods into the city and regulate sewer connections and sanitation.
Man at Enloe Medical Center claims Xbox is a bomb William Rein February 12, 2015 A man reportedly on illegal narcotics was detained at Enloe Medical Center after proclaiming his Xbox was a bomb.
Medical marijuana use limited by location William Rein February 10, 2015 The crackdown on a frequent smoker spot by a property owner raises questions of restrictions on places where medicinal use is prohibited.
Student suicidal over infatuation William Rein February 5, 2015 The blotter is a selection of information cited directly from the University and Chico Police Departments. Feb 4.
Trap music hits Chico William Rein January 28, 2015 Students struggle to obtain tickets to Los Angeles producer, RL Grime.
‘Abando,’ ‘Traphouse’ demolished William Rein January 21, 2015 Abandoned houses were torn down on La Vista Street. The lots could be new parking or residency structures for Chico State.
