All posts under: Editorial
Connecting…Values and Social Media Literacy
Drue Watkins Copy Editor Technology is a wonderful thing that makes life more accessible, more pleasurable and more intuitive. It has led to increases in medicine, transportation, entertainment, mass production, near-instant communication and the digitization of … Read More »
Maddie Lyda Staff Writer It has been a big year for the transgender community in America, and it’s hard to say that American values are remaining stationary. Even though the United States has seen the coming … Read More »
Moore and the Republican ‘Binary Code’
Kyle Wingfield Tribune News Service Harvey Weinstein should’ve run for president, or at least Congress. Let me explain. Weinstein is by most accounts a despicable man. Weinstein is a Hollywood mogul who stands accused by a … Read More »
Illusion and Choice: Where do we go from Here?
Katie Livingston Staff Writer We’ve all experienced the mild sense of panic that occurs while standing in the frozen foaod aisle, trying decide between thirty flavors of ice cream. The more choices, the more overwhelmed we … Read More »
Payton Williams Voices Editor @YoureSoVanya Earlier this month, Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein was finally called out for what he is: a sexual predator. I say “finally” because, frankly, people have known what Harvey Weinstein is for … Read More »
Payton Williams Voices Editor @YoureSoVanya Hit pieces are the lowest form of journalism, and recently there has been an overwhelming surge of them. For readers who have never heard the term, a hit piece is an … Read More »
Payton Williams Voices Editor @YoureSoVanya In Las Vegas, late at night Oct. 1, the deadliest mass shooting in the history of this country took place. Another national tragedy has occurred in this country, and I am … Read More »
More Than What You Can See: Coping with Anxiety and Self-Perception
Stacie Larsen Managing Editor @SLarsenWriting The statement, “Don’t judge a book by its cover” is a popular phrase, but how often is it actually practiced? It’s safe to say that the prevalence of physical image is … Read More »
