Opinions
Manglesdorf
Manglesdorf promising, but faces challenges
For now we are cautiously optimistic, but actions speak louder than words.
Shutdown
The shutdown mystery
Last night, when I was looking at the graph of Trump’s approval rating on FiveThirtyEight, my friend Charles said it…
New Year
New Year’s resolutions are inherently Sisyphean
I tend to approach the New Year and new beginnings with optimism, but that is completely baseless considering the lack…
study
The stakes are lower than you think
Sleep and diet can fall by the wayside when a cumulative exam remains to be studied for.
accents
Living with a foreign accent
Accepting that people sound different and embracing them for that reason is important. We are a generation of different languages, dialects, and accents with code-switching as our way of life.
study
We put study spaces in their places
With finals just around the corner, we’ve compiled our rankings of some major study spaces on campus, from worst to best.
gender
Frat parties aren’t free
Ah, I love the smell of female objectification in the morning! Or the afternoon, or the nighttime, (because it happens all the time, after all).
bush
Dealing with a political death
Why was it now, when Bush had just died, that we all decided to voice our opinions about the man’s politics?