Summer break is always the same. The opening few days are filled with me organizing the many dozens of lists I created during the semester. Lists with headings like “Ways to get more organized,” “Books...
Humans Need to Adjust Practices
Dalton Edwards
The world’s human population is estimated today to be 7.383 billion, and growing. By the time you read this article, nearly a hundred thousand American...
Ralph Ellison published “Invisible Man” in 1952, a masterpiece of American literature. “Invisible Man” does what literature today strives constantly to do — with wit and music, it captures the...
Children rarely have preconceptions. They are constantly learning, experiencing the struggles and triumphs of life in increments, and attaining at all times skills and insights they’ll need to survive...
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There are few words not already written about this confounding and, in our era,...
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Leave the Candy for the Kids
Dalton Edwards
The holiday season kicks into high gear each year around Halloween. You’re apt to find Christmas trees strung with lights...
The crux of “college involvement” advice is often related to the chance being involved in clubs and organizations will fill up your résumé and land you a really sweet gig after college. I tend to...
The night of my first day of college, I dreamt I missed class because I got lost. I’m told such a dream is common, and that most people at some point have them. You know what I’m referring to: the...
His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama of Tibet makes his visit to the U in the midst of a political and global climate pocked too regularly with ugly acts of violent extremist terrorism. In light of such horrific,...
Three short years have passed and here I am, a Senior, contemplating what I’m supposed to have learned in college. Let me tell you: I’ve learned a lot about not very much, and very little about a lot.
The...
