All posts under: Editorial
Trump and the War on Drugs
Justin Rose Staff Writer In a recent rally, President Trump spoke again about enacting the death penalty for drug dealers. This kind of rhetoric is dangerous. Countries like Singapore and the Philippines have similar policies regarding … Read More »
Katie Livingston Staff Writer According to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, 30 percent of enrolled college students in the United States dropout their freshman year, and 53 percent drop out before they finish their … Read More »
Justin Rose Staff Writer I have a simple request: stop placing “In God We Trust” on the back of police vehicles. Starting in 2015, some police departments put the motto on the back of their city’s … Read More »
Payton Williams Voices Editor @YoureSoVanya On Valentine’s Day, at a high school in Parkland, Florida, a 19-year-old armed gunman killed at least 17 people. There are many things people expect to be said in the wake … Read More »
Katie Livingston Staff Writer According to polls conducted by Reason Rupe in 2014, millennials are perceived as entitled, both by older adults and by themselves. But “entitled” is not an adequate descriptor for what’s really going … Read More »
Payton Williams Voices Editor @YoureSoVanya Art exists to express the truth. When I began working in the arts half my lifetime ago, that was what I believed, and that was what drove me to devote my … Read More »
Katie Livingston Staff Writer According to The Boston Globe, about 75% of university students admit to cheating, in some form or another, during their academic careers. The consequences for those caught are harsh. Deterrents against academic … Read More »
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 »
