Lock your doors, shut the blinds and hide your kids because there’s an epidemic sweeping the nation. It’s not smallpox or zombies. Even worse – it’s clowns.
Forget the presidential election, forget...
When you think of a witch, what comes to mind? Most likely a cartoonish old woman, flying on a broomstick across the full moon, wearing all black and a pointy hat. Some other images that might come to...
You know that one movie where the young adults play with the Ouija board and everything turns out fine in the end? Of course, you don’t, because that movie doesn’t exist. No matter who you are, what...
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Teams Should Play to Full Strength
Jared Walch
At some point in every sporting season, we seem to return to the same points and the same arguments. After Rutgers’...
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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...
When Donald Trump broke decades of tradition by refusing to release his tax returns before the election, many speculated about whether these returns could contain something politically-damaging. That question...
I first heard about the Implicit Association Test (IAT) while reading Malcolm Gladwell’s book "Blink" a few years ago. The IAT is a test used by social psychologists to measure subconscious biases. The...
We have general education requirements for a reason.
The first year of college can be an overwhelming one. Universities expect students to learn a great deal of information, and sometimes freshmen find...
Going into the final presidential debate on Wednesday night, both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump understood one thing—their demeanor would be closely analyzed by the public. Throughout the last two...
The presidential election of 2016 will be remembered as a lot of things. It will be remembered as a race that brought political polarization to an unimaginable high. It will be regarded as a set of campaigns...
