Confessions of a metrosexual – Personal preferences don”t require the approval of others
My hair has a slight greasiness to it. That”s probably the least attractive way to put it, but it”s true. As a matter of fact that”s the way I like […]
Tag: Opinion
Spring into involvement – Spring semester provides a number of chances for student involvement
Although the majority of student involvement and recruitment events occur in the fall, Spring semester is also a great time to get involved. Whether you”re a new student who decided […]
Getting your money”s worth – Bob”s Place must provide better dining options for students
At times, the dining options provided at Bob”s Place on campus are great, but more often than not, students leave feeling hungry and ripped off. Ask any student that has […]
Detaching the digital limb – While cellphones are great tools, limiting screen time is worthwhile
Millennials are often the victims of gross generalizations, most of which are disheartening because they only apply to a small portion of the teenage and 20-something population and happen to […]
Day for reflection – MLK day isn”t just a day off, it”s a day for reflection
The first three days of the spring semester are followed by the first three-day weekend of the semester. While many students look forward to the long weekend for relaxation purposes, […]
Satire, Sarcasm and Sass: Breakable resolve – New year”s resolutions are the first thing to break in early months
It is 15 days into 2016 and new year”s resolutions have swarmed throughout innocent and optimistic citizens across the world. By now, most of these resolutions also lay broken and […]
Taming a noisy mind – Taking charge of wandering thoughts is key to making the most of day-to-day life
Don”t think about white bears. Often, when people hear that they can”t resist thinking about white bears. Our minds are unruly like that. Scientists estimate that our minds spin out […]
Realistic resolutions – How to set and actually keep practical New Year”s goals
New Year”s resolutions are broken more often than most would like to admit. New Year”s resolutions may seem brilliant in the moment, but come March, gym passes go unused, relationships […]
The single life – New Year”s Eve should be a time to reflect, not a time to angst about being single
New Year”s Eve has had the reputation of being the time of year where dating is under the microscope. Valentine”s Day might be the most conventional romantic holiday, but New […]
No need for negativity – Our opinionated society needs a maturity check
I have plenty of opinions – whether they are affiliated with my political views or simply my moral compass, they are plentiful, and they are always developing. Am I about […]