Every little bit counts
If you have been self-aware for any of the last few years of your college life, then you probably know that “social activism” is cool. That mentality is all well […]
Author: Eric Czirr
What is your poo telling you?
Diet and health are usually put on the back burner for college students lacking grocery money or subject to the whims of Campus Dining. But if we aren’t careful there […]
Waste is a thief
In the recent State of the State address, Gov. CL “Butch” Otter spent a great deal of time talking about education and new reforms that are being made. However, he […]
Waste is a thief
In the recent State of the State address, Gov. CL “Butch” Otter spent a great deal of time talking about education and new reforms that are being made. However, he […]
In the shadow of a man
In the shadow of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day and with Black History Month around the corner, King’s achievements are present in many minds. Although many of us remember him […]
Make a resolution to have resolve
Every January when the calendar turns over, we reflect on the past year and make resolutions to do things better: We are going to eat healthier, drive the speed limit, […]
Celebrate the Holidays without materialism
It’s no secret that materialism is a problem in our culture. Advertising is king and the economy relies on constant expansion. Christmas is a magical time once a year when […]
Welcome to the police state
The Senate recently passed the National Defense Authorization Act for fiscal year 2012, voting 93-7. If approved by the House, NDAA will give the military power to detain individuals — […]
Iraq withdrawal of troops is needed
In late October the media spotlight was on President Barack Obama as he announced the Dec. 31 withdrawal of U.S. military from Iraq — a spotlight that is perhaps premature.
Art or vandalism
Graffiti is an act of vandalism, but has become recognized as a legitimate art form by many people. Street artist Banksy has been made famous by his highly recognizable political […]