On a global scale jobs are becoming increasingly outsourced to developing countries for their cheap labor, and while there is absolutely a conversation to be had on the humanitarian issue of exploitation, I’d like to focus on jobs themselves. More specifically, how technological leaps and automation have affected the job market, and […]
On Tuesday, Feb. 5th, nearly 47 million people tuned in to watch President Trump give his third State of the Union address. A general feeling of dismay in our government and especially our President has been popular (even more than normal) as of late. However, I think we owe it to our
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Airing Feb. 24, the Oscars, celebrating their 91 years of cinema critique and awards, has been long awaited as some of the films have been highly anticipated to pick up many awards. Below is a list of the five most anticipated films to win big later this month. Each of these films
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The Hate U Give, The Poet X, Children of the Blood and Bone, The Fault in Our Stars, The Hunger Games, Harry Potter. If you have heard of any of these titles (which I’m sure you have) you are probably familiar with Young Adult Literature. This genre is a category of fiction
Advocation for a Genre: Why you should look more into Young Adult Literature. Read Post »
A major part of art is curation. It’s bringing together different components like colors, textures and style, and combining them all to create something beautiful and expressive. Though I’m not very good at painting, drawing, or any other fine art, I do know how to shop. In some ways, thrift
The Art of Thrift Shopping: A reflection on how thrift shopping is a form of expression. Read Post »
If you are looking for a major which will match your passion for inspiring change, a political science major is the one for you. This major offers a community of people who work together toward a better America and a better world, no matter what that looks like. As a major it
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Every English major’s least favorite question is “What are you going to do with that degree after college, teach?” I say least favorite because not everyone who decides to be an English major wants to be a teacher, rather most of us don’t. English, at its foundation, is a
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Rebecca Richards is a sophomore Marketing and Entrepreneurship major and while some may criticize her major as being generic or “easy,” she would vehemently disagree. For Richards, the biggest appeal to the the major is that the skills used to succeed in classwork and the field, like innovation and
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Suzi Staherski, a junior at Eastern, is an advocate for Sociology– a major she fell in love with while attending college. After developing this love, Staherski also picked up a Political Science concentration, making her a double major. Kelsey Fiander-Carr: In your own words, what is sociology?
The Eastern University Dance Department has recently hosted its dance concert, “Before the Thaw,” on Feb. 1 and 2 in McInnis Auditorium. Although this concert featured dance students of all levels, it contained many solos and duets performed by the seniors. The first set of dances were done to
