When a candidate uses fear-mongering rhetoric to appeal not to conservative politics but to extreme hatred, then the problem speaks for itself. Though hateful language is serious, the problem is much deeper than social issues. The trouble is, at its core, in the polarization of politics. […]
The country is still plagued by an unspoken racial binary that divides people into black and white categories. Latinos, Asians and Native Americans are simply put into the “other” category. This racial binary has caused the underrepresentation and inaccurate portrayal of other minorities in the media.
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Part of Seinfeld’s persona is intrinsically linked with the Mets and he would not be as funny or, consequently, successful, if he were not a Mets fan. […]
A growing body of research suggests that our gut instincts deserve some real attention as we navigate through the critical decisions and actions life requires. […]
The influx of stories based around clickbait and sexy headlines that lack any substance at all is killing all credibility in the news industry, so quality journalism is especially in the digital age. […]
By Danielle Silvia Columbine High School in Littleton, Colo., was the tragic site of a massive shooting in which two members of the student body killed 12 people, including fellow classmates and teachers, in a […]
Since rock and roll is an ever-evolving genre, excluding hip-hop artists from the hall of fame would be detrimental to the growth of music. […]
See what students on the street have to say. […]
By Gerard Freda In August 2015, notable social psychologist Robert Epstein published three studies highlighting the search engine manipulation effect (SEME) in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS). The series of studies […]
By Paul Mulholland Bernie Sanders is right on some issues, but on the issues that he is wrong, he is very wrong. His proposed economic policies are so outrageous that no thinking person should take […]
“Honestly, as long as its not too bad, (it’s appropriate).” “Yeah… It’s my dad’s birthday, so he always feels like it’s an important part of his day… So (there’s nothing wrong with) a good joke […]
By Jake Mulick It’s really a shame that Merrick Garland, President Barack Obama’s nominee to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Court, will probably not become a United States Supreme Court Justice. He is the […]
By Connor Meany It is currently 1:44 a.m. on Monday, March 14, where I’m sitting in bed and trying to make sense of what has come to light during past three days. Writing this article […]
By Tom Ballard Opinions Editor It is a common occurrence in American grocery stores: A person walks up to the meat section and is faced with a large selection of varying pink-colored meats he or […]
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