Columns
Online dating suits introverted women
Women are the ones who hold the power to choose who they want to communicate with on mobile dating apps ...
Columns
Material obsession is too heavy a weight to bear
According to the World Resources Institute, the average person living in the U.S. uses 300 shopping bags worth of raw material every week — the weight of a large luxury car. ...
Columns
Decision to show scars helps body positivity movement
#LoveYourLines is the common hashtag these proud women are using to unite their photos in this anti-body shaming campaign. Such a positive spin on a commonly overlooked fact of life, and something ...
Guest Columns
Start a business in college
f your college start-up fails, chances are you won’t be evicted from your home and lose your life savings. If you fail, at least you know you tried in college and gave ...
Staff Editorials
Editorial: Written Into Office
We like that he is really embracing the “multicultural” aspect of the VPMA positon, but we caution him to remember that issues of race and discrimination on this campus cannot be ...
Opinions
Letter to the Editor: Response to Free Speech column
The case at hand poses a unique problem. An individual creates a license plate design and submits it. The government approves the message, produces the license plate, and distributes it, alongside the ...
Columns
Failed policies result in high suicide rate among Indian farmers
The government’s silence and apathetic policies toward farmers and their debt have engendered a system in which suicide is the norm. ...
Columns
America's inefficient tax code requires comprehensive overhaul
The new tax code should be fair, but not equitable. Some citizens will be expected to pay more, both in percentage and in absolute terms. ...
Letters
Letter to the Editor: Article on Watson project erroneous
Our grievances lie mainly in the false information regarding Michelle Digiacomo. For starters, she is not the president of the project. Her involvement is limited to the project’s fundraising and marketing efforts ...
Letters
Open Letter: Graduate Student Organization will work to stop harassment
We want to make it clear that, as student leaders, we do not accept or condone actions or speech that dehumanize our valued peers and colleagues and creates a hostile environment for ...