Category: Our View
Our View: Use college to explore and expand your views
Beginning your freshman year of college is the final symbolic cutting of the umbilical cord between you and your parents.
Our View: Sitcoms give an unrealistic portrayal of adulthood
As the class of 2019 prepares to turn their tassels, the “real” world lies before them.
Our View: Sex education needs to be more comprehensive
In a society constantly confronted with the harsh realities of sexual assault, we need to be more proactive on the matter.
Our View: Pass/fail grading encourages well-rounded education
We’ve all had a class that has seemed so obviously not important to your major, but somehow has affected your GPA the most.
Our View: Ardern serves as an example in leadership
The mass shooting at Christchurch mosque in New Zealand earlier this month led to quick, drastic changes in New Zealand’s gun control.
Our View: ‘Feminism’ is not a dirty word
National Women’s History Month was born of the need to counter the lack of women’s history taught in schools.
Our View: Focus on what is being said not who is saying what
Spike Lee won his first Oscar this past week for “Best Adapted Screenplay” for directing “BlacKKKlansmen.”
Our View: Students can be more environmentally conscious
Berry is known for the beauty of its campus.
Our View: Consider the economic motives of Valentine’s Day
If you ask any realist their thoughts on Valentine’s Day, you might be met with an opinion on the greeting card and candy companies being in alliance to market and sell a packaged, sticker-priced idea of love that we all willingly buy into.
Our View: Trump’s intentions of cooperation are thinly veiled
Last night, President Trump gave his State of the Union address.