Opinion Articles

Shrimp farming: A coastal catastrophe

July 28, 2015 0

In this day and age where practically every developed country has an open economy, it’s hard to know where every single piece of food or other products people purchase in […]

California, the great and terrible

July 28, 2015 0

In the third week of June, I flew down to San Diego with my stepfather so we could see the vast expanse of California, along with the infrastructure, people and […]

Modern-day advertisers are inescapable

July 28, 2015 0

It’s interesting to think about how advertisement has evolved to influence the public over time. In the early to mid 20th century, most advertisements were geared towards exploiting people’s fears […]

A new post-racism reality

July 28, 2015 0

Every single time the slightest event occurs that could have a racist bent seems to be an opportunity for minorities to decry the state of the country, to declare that […]

Uber launches in France

July 14, 2015 0

France is at it again, it seems. Riots and unrest swept the country in what almost seems like a national tradition. This time, however, instead of protesting austerity measures or […]

Girl Scouts supports trans* rights

July 14, 2015 0

With Bruce Jenners’ transition into becoming a woman, the transgender community was shoved into the spotlight. With television shows like “Orange is the New Black” and “Glee,” people have been […]

How to be a millionaire: scamming

June 19, 2015 0

It was a hot Saturday afternoon when the devious deal went down. Two Italian guys, well dressed and with possibly fake Italian accents, drove up to me in a monstrous […]

Self Proclaimed Freedom

June 8, 2015 0

Several provisions of “the Patriot Act” expired Monday June 1. Previously, government agencies had legal authority to collect and monitor phone records of nearly everyone in the country, without the […]

Say no to dynasties

June 2, 2015 0

The dawn of election season is good and gone at this point, frontrunners from both parties are already boiling away their vast reserves of capital in their bid for presidency. […]

Subjective perception and conflict

May 29, 2015 0

In philosophy, there are two types of truths, subjective and objective. Objective truths are things like “1+1=2” or “The Earth orbits the Sun.” Subjective truths are things like “Metal is […]

A good move in Kentucky

May 19, 2015 0

Recently a family in Kentucky that was living off the grid made national news.  Controversy arose when the local sheriff took the family’s 10 children into custody. The police department […]

A career is not a commitment

May 19, 2015 0

For most college students, there is a great deal of unknown when it comes to the rest of their lives. A lucky few know exactly what they love, have known […]

White House Correspondent’s dinner

May 12, 2015 0

On the 25th of April the White House Correspondents Association held their annual Correspondents dinner, hosted by Saturday Night Live’s Cecily Strong. Only members of the media receive invitations to […]

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