• School Vouchers:  Why Such a Contentious Issue?

      No, I didn’t vote for Donald Trump, and like many other college students my age, I also can’t stand the “Cheeto-in-Chief.” That being said, I don’t blindly dislike everything that comes forward from his administration. To that end, while watching his address to Congress, I was undoubtedly dissatisfied with certain things that he proposed… Read more

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  • Opinions, Sadness, Input

    Do you ever feel sad? Like there is something inside you and you just cannot get it out? Like you are climbing that mountain, trying and trying, but you never reach the top? We all feel this way sometimes, some more than others. The heavy weight on our shoulders hinders us from accomplishing what needs… Read more

  • Self-Improvement

    Don’t we all wish we could grow up instantly. That in one snap of our fingers, all our insecurities could vanish and we’d be happy. Hmm, that’s not life, is it? Take a good look at your life — what do you see? Unhappy, hated, defensive, withdrawn? Don’t say “woe is me,” because it’s never… Read more

  • The Director’s Profile: George A. Romero   Most viewers will undoubtedly associate the by-now household name of George A. Romero with his initial run of spectacularly gruesome, though at their very core satirical, tales of the undead: “Night of the Living Dead,” the quintessential “Dawn of the Dead,” and “Day of the Dead” to cap off… Read more

  • Absolute Zero

    “Cold does not exist, cold does not exist.” I repeated this mantra again and again during the eight hours I stood outside the hotel this past Saturday night, manning my post while attempting to be warm and welcoming to the guests. Warm. What a joke. It was eight degrees outside; windchill put the temp at… Read more