Thumbs Up Tea – Tea saved my life this week. With sickness plus midterms plus my killer procrastination skills, every night needed at least one mug of tea, often more. I might have had to do a lot of dishes then, but it was worth it. It’s relaxing for a stressed mind, it’s soothing on…
The expectation is that BC should be in conversation with students while making these decisions so that they can be implemented in the most satisfactory and effective way.
Going with the flow is ultimately detrimental to our personal well being because “the flow” is a stream of thoughts/actions/norms/values that ensnare us all.
How can something this seemingly moderate lead to the vitriolic aggression between the two parties that we see today?
Too often we forget that we can ignore our own logic and empirical insights—we can resist the urge to assume that our past mistakes will inevitably recur in the future.
In my experience asking those my age why they choose not to exercise their right, most avoid straight-up claiming they couldn’t care less.
It’s a matter that comes to fruition in our language, but exists in every part of our life.
Last year’s march occurred with the intention that the University would do something in response.
If I’m going to get the same punishment for not drinking as I would for drinking, then why don’t I just drink like everyone else?
The parallels between the slave patrol and modern policing are frightening and include mass incarceration and an extensive history of police brutality.
