Today, the process of buying clothes has never been simpler. With just a few clicks of a button, a person can have a brand new shirt or pants on their doorstep in less than 72 hours. Continue reading Our View: Intervention is needed in the fashion industry
In the 1930s, during the Great Depression, going to the movies served as a form of escapism for people. Continue reading Our View: The pandemic doesn’t belong in fiction
Right now, America is dealing with a massive labor shortage, significant supply chain issues and an increased cost of daily living. Continue reading Our View: Be patient during supply change issues
Currently, there are over 10 open positions at Berry for new faculty and staff members. Continue reading Our View: Respect culture of mentorship at Berry
At the beginning of the pandemic, when everyone was stuck at home with quite literally nowhere to go, several people decided to pick up or even develop a new skill. Continue reading Our View: You do not have to profit off of your hobbies
Over the past few weeks several people have taken to social media such as TikTok, Instagram and Twitter, to express their thoughts and theories on the disappearance of 22 year- old Gabby Petito. Continue reading Our View: Don’t romanticize true crime cases
Last Dec., many fans of comedian John Mulaney were heartbroken to learn that he had relapsed on drugs and alcohol after many years of sobriety and checked himself into a rehabilitation facility in an attempt to get sober. Continue reading Our View: Celebrities are not to be worshipped
Every Wednesday, usually around 5:30 p.m., Berry students, faculty and staff receive an email from the Office of the President containing the latest news about COVID-19. Continue reading Our View: Adminstration needs to clarify travel expectations
In mid-July, President Biden spoke very bluntly about the threat of misinformation being spread online, saying that social media companies such as Facebook were “killing people.” Continue reading Our View: Combat misinformation by thinking critically
Here we are again. Another school year, another semester impacted by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and not seeing the bottom half of people’s faces. This is obviously incredibly frustrating especially considering for a brief time this summer, it seemed as though the pandemic was finally coming to a close. Last May, when COVID-19 cases were down, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said … Continue reading Our View: Respect others’ comfort levels during a pandemic
