Opinion

January 29, 2015

Feminism: Love It, Don’t Fear It

By Sophia Crisafulli

Sophia Crisafulli discusses the necessity of understanding feminism

January 28, 2015

Casual Sex: a Difficult Combination

By R. Pengsta

R. Pengsta explains why we don't need to keep it casual

January 27, 2015

Roe v Wade: An Anniversary and the Aftermath

By Jake Picker

This January marks the 42nd year since the Roe v Wade decision to grant women the right to a legal abortion. Jake Pickler discusses why we need to uphold the landmark decision.

January 26, 2015

Life is Short, Party First

By Ben Nguyen

Columnist Ben Nguyen explains why you should get your party on earlier in the day.

January 25, 2015

There’s no Way Those Things Are Real

By Matthew Meyer

  The Spread Eagle Tavern & Inn is a bed-and-breakfast in Ohio, highly regarded for its cozy atmosphere and delicious food. Every day, the Spread Eagle’s inbox fills with emails from inquisitive travelers. The pot...

January 23, 2015

The Legacy of Martin Luther King

By David Moore

Martin Luther King’s life had been in danger since he was in his 20s, but after April of 1967, he did something that caused the threat level on his life to increase. Public opinion turned sharply against King at this ...

January 22, 2015

Four Things You Probably Didn’t know About Sleep

By Marie Stassinopoulos

The doctor recommends a good night's sleep

January 21, 2015

Not-Quite-Missing my Family

By Elena Salcido

Elena Salcido explores the feeling of slightly-less-than-longing that she has now that her brother moved out.

January 20, 2015

A Like Isn’t a Solution and a Facebook Status Isn’t Activism

By Ben Nguyen

Ben Nguyen discusses the limitations of social media activism in sparking revolutionary change

January 16, 2015

Voluntourism: Great for Instagram, Not so Great for Africa

By Nik Frey

Nik Frey explains why Voluntourism may be doing more damage than it is good.

January 16, 2015

Thank a Mentor: A Letter

By Marcos Macias

In the spirit of National Mentoring Month, a letter from a teen to a mentor in SB County

January 16, 2015

Effective Terrorism

By Alyssa Evans

Alyssa Evans analyzes the amorphous quality of terrorism, and responses to the Charlie Hebdo attacks.

January 15, 2015

Keep it Classic

By Sophia Crisafulli

Sophia Crisafulli explains her love of the classics

January 15, 2015

Je Suis Ahmed and France’s Islamaphobia problem

By Mohsin Mirza

Mohsin Mirza discusses the negative aspects of many popular responses to the Charlie Hebdo attack.

January 14, 2015

Major Judgements

By Sabrina Hodjati

Sabrina Hodjati analyses the flimsy justifications behind viewing academic majors with varying degrees of respect.

January 13, 2015

Books Still Exist?

By Katherine Anderson

Turn over new leaf this year, and turn some pages.