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Jensen-Coon: Empathetic, Mind-Reading Men, Oh My!

By Kelcy Jensen- November 30, 2017

Often men are considered to be insensitive and unkind — a couple of gender stereotypes that can be inhibiting. What if, instead a man is responsive and emotional? Could this potentially change his love...

Barney: No Shame In Asking For Help

Barney: No Shame In Asking For Help

By Autumn Barney November 30, 2017

We live in an age where you can see everything on a screen. Talking to people face-to-face isn’t what it once was. The evolution of technology and people is astounding, but the lack of human contact...

Barney: Look Outside of Yourself

Barney: Look Outside of Yourself

By Autumn Barney November 28, 2017

I recently went to an expo with my mom. There was a guest speaker who spoke about the intensity of his job working with children whom have been kidnapped and sold into sex slavery. He spoke about his work...

Swanson: It’s Important to Not Go Alone into Finals and the Holiday Season

Swanson: It’s Important to Not Go Alone into Finals and the Holiday Season

By Gavin Swanson, Opinion Writer November 28, 2017

With the passing of the great turkey feast and the beginning of all-day trips to the mall, the most stressful time of a college student’s year is upon us. It’s also the most stressful season for lots...

Foglesong: Embrace Your Inner Weirdness

Foglesong: Embrace Your Inner Weirdness

By Samuel Foglesong November 28, 2017

Humans, especially Americans, pride themselves on having freedom in all areas of our lives: from choosing whom to vote for, all the way down to deciding what to eat for breakfast. It is shocking, then,...

Patience: Pop Culture, An Escape from Reality

Patience: Pop Culture, An Escape from Reality

By Alisa Patience November 28, 2017

I recently read “The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay” by Michael Chabon for class. It’s a book that argues for the artistic and social value of comic books in the 1940s and 1950s. Then...

Foglesong: Free Agency, Free Will

Foglesong: Free Agency, Free Will

By Samuel Foglesong November 27, 2017

In debates between theologians and atheists, the crucifixion of Christ is a common point of contestation. Atheists are fond of criticizing God for reasons similar to the matter Richard Dawkins, a well-known...

Braden: Doomsday Clock Ticks 30 Seconds Down to Nuclear War

Braden: Doomsday Clock Ticks 30 Seconds Down to Nuclear War

By Paul Braden November 27, 2017

Measures that increase national defense capabilities have evolved in both strength and scale since the birth of borders and the wars that aim to maintain them. The power of a country’s people...

Braden: Test Preparation For GRE

Braden: Test Preparation For GRE

By Paul Braden November 26, 2017

As if the GPA requirements for remaining a competitive applicant for graduate school were not rigorous enough, most programs require applicants take an entrance exam as well. While the GRE, a standardized...

Barber: Journalists are Biased, That's a Fact

Barber: Journalists are Biased, That’s a Fact

By Shaelyn Barber November 26, 2017

The late political climate has been waging a war on the media, attacking news sources as fake or biased. The media has been made out to be something evil, and the American people no longer trust it to...