Conversational: On Roommates
Reed McCoy, Opinion Columnist
April 28, 2019
Filed under Conversationals, Video, Visuals
Columnist Reed McCoy talks roommates; the good, the bad and the ugly. Reed McCoy can be reached [email protected] or @ReedMcCoy6 on Twitter.
Streaking will expose you more than what you think
April 18, 2019
Filed under Opinion
If you want to be funny, tell a joke. Don't take your clothes off and sprint down the sidewalk and streets.On a personal level, most sensible people wouldn’t want to expose their naked bodies to others in a public setting. If those dreams where you’re in school and somehow lose your pant...
First Impressions Podcast: The Elder Scrolls, Planned Parenthood and more
April 15, 2019
Filed under Opinion
What's your first thought? A new podcast from the minds of the Arts and Opinion section editors, Alex Coba and Rachael Bayuk. Discussing the Elder Scrolls Franchise and Planned Parenthood, on a first impression basis. ...
Online games: A toxic toll on my soul
March 26, 2019
Filed under Opinion
Online games, from my own experience, are among the most rewarding types of games to play. Being able to immerse yourself in a fictional world full of real players is a truly awesome experience, especially if you have friends to play with. However, there is a dark side to the fun that comes with online ga...
Letters to: students who hog the parking
March 26, 2019
Filed under Uncategorized
Do you really need to take your car to school if you live close by?Dear students who live close to campus and decide to drive their cars to campus anyways,Hi, how are you doing? How was your two-minute drive to school? Were you able to find a parking space? I have a serious question for the students who...
Conversationals: Eating Vegan
Reed McCoy, Opinion Columnist
March 23, 2019
Reed McCoy can be reached at [email protected] or @ReedMcCoy6 on Twitter.
Trump isn’t the worst dog from the White House
March 21, 2019
Filed under Editorials
What do you mean Trump isn't the worst President ever? Have you gone insane?Truthfully, no; while Trump may have a terrible presidential reputation in many social and political circles, it takes more than just a few years to adequately judge the legacy that a person has left behind. History passes judgment...
R. Kelly’s interview and the danger of entertainment news
March 20, 2019
Filed under Arts & Entertainment, Opinion
Keep your eyes sharp, ears keen, and your skepticism at healthy levels while partaking in entertainment “news.”Let me make things clear: this is not a defense for R. Kelly, it is a defense for journalism and truth. That is why the performance of CBS and other media outlets alike is shameless ...
Apple and the chamber of overpricing
March 12, 2019
Apple is one of those companies that seems to be everywhere, but they are especially apparent in the pit of people's wallets. When you pay for an Apple product, you are not paying for a computer, a phone or headphones. You are paying for the privilege of owning a very special (somehow), Apple-certified product.E...
Sexual abuse excused in the Vatican
March 11, 2019
With so many lives ruined by decades of clerical sexual assault, is reform even possible for the Catholic Church?The Catholic Church’s disturbing history of abuse and scandal is no joke.The duties of a cleric have been continually broken for over half a century. Those entrusted to help the young h...
Trump is his own worst enemy
February 27, 2019
Filed under Opinion
I do believe that we need border security, and I do believe a wall may be helpful to prevent illegal activity there. The criminals who endanger the lives of many with drugs and human trafficking should be held accountable for their deeds. A good way to keep security tight is to make sure you have as...
Bernie Sanders vies for presidency again
February 26, 2019
Filed under Opinion
I really want to like Bernie Sanders.I enjoy his fiery speeches promoting a better future for us millennials, his reputation for being stubborn and sticking to his guns; his intense dislike for the establishment. These qualities have endeared this once obscure Senator from Vermont to millions of young ...
