Ed Observers

On writing

It is human nature to create, to dream, to strive, and while I may feel silly sometimes talking to friends in “loftier” or more stable career paths, I still feel the drive to write, to sing, to scream, to learn. Read More

No, political violence is not okay. Neither is misrepresenting the facts afterward.

Drawing a connection to the political leanings of Kirk’s killer, prior to discovering the suspect’s views, and a greater theme of leftist political violence is unfounded and inflammatory. Read More

The problem with standardized testing

Let’s not forget that the working world largely does not function like an exam — so why should we  let a student's overall success be based on how they perform on tests? Read More

The importance of second chances

Why do they deserve a second chance? Yet, despite myself, I give out second chances like free candy — again, again, and again. Read More

The State of the Campus Times

As Publisher, I aimed to build upon the remarkable work of the previous publisher and staff — from increasing print circulation to a greater abundance in advertisement — and we have made significant progress this past year.  Read More

The best streaming service is…

Many will say Spotify; some Apple Music; if you hang out with middle-aged mothers, some might Pandora — but what is the definitive answer?  Read More

Circularity

I return to Rochester and place myself back in the circle. I find the mundane and I enjoy it, I tire of it, become depressed of it, and repeat again. Read More

The grate-ness of graters

Also, the variety of things that can be grated are out of this world. Ranging from vegetables to cheeses, all things can be improved by this humble kitchen tool. Read More

Why am I in college?

A deeper lack of tangible hopes and goals is rather common among college students, particularly in an ever-evolving and often unpredictable world. Read More

Congestion pricing is clearly the way to go

The data has proved it: congestion pricing is good for commuters and residents alike. Read More