More Chocolate Bar and Plex loving here, and less snow–well, we thought less snow.
Voices from the Dustbowl
If You Could Describe Yourself As One Type Of Pasta, What Would It Be?
In this week’s edition of “Voices From The Dustbowl,” we asked students what type of pasta describes them and why: “Spaghetti because you could flail all over the place.” — Josh Behrens, A&S ’18 “Linguini because I had it yesterday and it was delicious.” — Charlie Baker, A&S ’15 “Lasagna, it’s thick and it’s got layers.” — Sam…
Editorials, Opinions
With More Interest In Film, Funding Needed
Students interested in pursuing a career in filmmaking find little support, while the University boasts direct pipelines to financial and accounting firms.
Editorials, Opinions
Letter From Dean On Univesity Of Oklahoma A Good First Step
The letter to the student body marks a positive first step in establishing a conversation between students and administration about relevant and pressing topics.
Opinions, Letters To The Editor
Letter From Jerry York To Boston College Students
Jerry York asks for the students support in the coming Men’s Hockey games.
Opinions, TU/TD
TU/TD: Welcome Back, Spring Breakers
After a Spring Break, everyone is all over the place. Where do you fit in?
Opinions, Column
Fighting The Two Headed-Demon
As a nation so proud of its advancement, we must not let terror succeed in any situation, under any circumstances. The inhumanity and injustices of these people are the greatest evil facing the modern world—an evil clouded under the guise of a “religious war.”
Opinions, Column
Learning To See The Self Through Failure
And although from my failures I began to build my character and strengthen my resilience, more importantly from my failures I gained perspective.
Opinions, Column
The Dualism Of Pessimism
We tell kids to be optimistic—as we should—but we fail to acknowledge the dual nature of the word. Of course we should encourage them to see the present in the best light possible.
Voices from the Dustbowl
‘What Was The Craziest Thing You Saw During Spring Break?’
In this week’s edition of “Voices From The Dustbowl,” we asked students what was the craziest thing they saw during Spring Break: “A guy trying to give me flowers at 3 A.M. in front of the Duomo.” — Christopher Yu, A&S ’18 “We were driving on a highway and saw a truck carrying a shark cage in…
You must be logged in to post a comment.