At long last, the cool crisp air of autumn has rushed against my face. The tastes of ciders, pumpkins and ginger snap cookies dance on my tongue in sheer bliss. Playoffs have begun for the Phillies, and I am plastered to the couch in anticipation. Everything is just the way it should be. That is, […]
Piano in Walton Prayer Chapel is a distraction
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How we should respond to the rivalry
Eastern v. Cabrini Read Post »
When I tell people I am a feminist, they often bring up doors. Doors: the physical pieces of wood and glass that provide entrance to a room or building or a transportation vehicle. The dialogue often goes something like this: I say, “I am a feminist.” They respond, “Well do you mind if I open
Letter to the editor: Feminism: Open the door Read Post »
There is nothing comparable in this world to the feeling I get when I put on my headphones and drown myself to the tunes of the ‘90s. Reminiscing to bands such as the Wallflowers, Stone Temple Pilots and The Flaming Lips is just one way to forget the stresses of the world and simply relax.
The facts: Lance Corporal Matthew Snyder died while on active duty in Iraq in 2006. Pastor Fred Phelps and several members of Westboro Baptist Church stood protest in front of Snyder’s funeral. They picketed with signs that insultingly proclaimed, “Semper Fi Fags!” and “Thank God for Dead Soldiers!” Soon after, Al Snyder, Matthew Snyder’s father,
Hate speech protected by law… unfortunately Read Post »
Nothing says a new semester at college like transitioning to a new sleep schedule. The time for those summer shenanigans has come to a close, and a new focus on the bigger picture is coming in fruition. That is, if I can keep myself awake long enough to see it happen… You know what really
Indistinct parking lines create problems for students
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