How Can We Pomp Under These Circumstances?
Is graduation really worth all the hype?
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Should Eastern Be a Dry Campus?
A discussion on alcohol regulations on campus
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Hobbies: The Savior of Gen Z?
Why hobbies are not a waste of money and why we need them more than ever
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Bring on Spring!
Best outdoor spots on campus to celebrate the return of warm weather and SUN!
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Hard Pill to Swallow: Seniority Struggles
Too many cars and not enough spaces… thoughts on separating freshman cars on campus
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The Racism & Debauchery of St. Patrick’s Day
A plea to celebrate respectfully
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The iPad Kid Takeover: Opting for empathy for parents in a digital age
When I was 17 and working at a busy Starbucks drive-thru, it was not uncommon to be hit with the ear-piercing screams of a child in the backseat of a car as a flustered mom shouted to the microphone, “Can I PLEASE just get a cake pop?” before rolling up to the payment window. One
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Sit Down for Comedy: Stand-up comedy is losing its touch in the digital age
Stand-up comedians have been around for decades, some would even argue that the concept of stand-up comedy originates from court jesters, which would date stand-up comedy as centuries old. Across cultures, jesters served many roles reaching from simple entertainment to political critique and correction. Today, stand-up comedians continue to carry on that fluctuating tradition. Some
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Snow Days, Then and Now: Have we lost the child in us?
As kids, we may have turned our PJ’s inside out or put a spoon under our pillow to ensure snowflakes fell from the sky heavy enough to cancel school the next day. We dreamed of a day full of nothing but snow forts, snowball fights and races down big snowy hills. Our parents bundled us
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