by Teewhy Dojutelegan Opportunities are one of those aspects of life that we have all taken for granted at some point or the other. Some do not need to do anything to advance in life, while others have to put in a little extra effort. Many of us, though, fail to realize [...]
Our Voice- The Collegian Editorial Staff The “hope” that many Americans pinned on Barack Obama didn’t have much to do with the policies Americans hoped that the President would enact so much as it did with the bridges they hoped he would build. Perhaps President Obama could work to mend the [...]
By Aaron Gill Lately I have been wondering why people do the things they do, and it makes me wonder what is responsible for their behavior. There are always times that I have done things my parents did not always agree with. For instance, when I wanted to start wearing skinny jeans my parents were [...]
By Tiffany Martinez In August of 2008, out of pressure from family and lots of you’ll-really-wish-you-would-have-later’s, I made the decision to enroll in college. At the time I was young, wild and in love, and my priorities consisted of my boyfriend and my drinking habit. At 18-years-old, more than uncertain about what I [...]
By Lizzy Owoyemi Technology has improved the way people communicate, store and quickly pass information to almost anywhere around the world. There is no doubt that technology has improved the way people communicate and has even made education more interesting. The invention of mobile devices such as cell phones makes communication with people [...]
By Tyler Boydston A recent advertisement that premiered on YouTube featured Matthew Broderick in the style of his character from “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.” The ad pulled in over four million views in its first four days. The video, which was only 10 seconds long, was a teaser for an even longer ad [...]
By Rachel Engel Usually, I write about babies. How cute they are, how expensive they are, and what a joy it is to have one of my own. I am, once again, writing about babies. These babies are neither cute nor joy-inspiring, but I’m sure they are expensive. Then again, Politicians always are. [...]
By Colin DuRant As a responsible citizen, I would be remiss to assert that Internet piracy of music, movies, books, software and other forms of media can be considered an acceptable practice. Piracy refers to the unauthorized use of another’s production, which can readily be translated into a simpler definition: theft. Debates about [...]
