Articles tagged with: Guest Voice
How do you get around? — Student survey seeks to improve transportation on campus
All the biking racks are full. There’s nowhere to park and it’s way too expensive to buy a parking permit. What’s a student to do?
Automobile parking and transportation to and from school for students is …
New view on food stamps
I’m writing in response to John-Daniel Wanvig’s guest voice article on April 5, entitled “An uncommon Christian view on food stamps.”
An uncommon Christian view on food stamps
In response to Andrew Jenson’s opinion article “Taking the rough road” in the April 2 publication of The Argonaut:
According to how I was raised, I was once of the same opinion as you. As I …
Cutting back on caffeine
For years medical professionals have gone back and forth about caffeine and its effects on people. We have heard it is terrible for you and then find out about newly discovered benefits the following month. …
New Year’s health challenge — Give yourself opportunity, inspiration to have a healthy 2013
It’s a new year with new resolutions. How many times have you said, “this is the year I will exercise every day,” or “I will finally lose those last 15 pounds.”
Textbooks for the tech-savvy college student
Why aren’t students utilizing electronic textbooks more often?
Finals overload – Don’t let cramming for finals weigh you down
The night before a big test is traditionally spent cramming. But for many students, cramming can also involve food.
New initiative could save student lives
Smoking-related deaths are preventable. Exposure to secondhand smoke is
associated with heart and lung disease, asthma, allergies and respiratory and ear infections.
State and city regulations protect employees and patrons of restaurants and bars from secondhand smoke. …
Destructive Decisions — Making tough choices while drinking can have drastic effects for future
River Huston, who is an amazing speaker, will be here at 7 p.m. Oct. 10 in the Student Union Building ballroom to host an enlightening and fun conversation about how alcohol and drugs impact decision-making, …
Tried and true — Student health tips from a senior
It’s your first time living away from home, you have free reign over everything you do. That includes eating whatever you want in the cafeteria, late night snacks and drinking alcohol in excess — but …
Pause for prevention
This week, Sept. 9-15, is National Suicide Prevention Week, and with suicide as the third leading cause of death, accounting for 14.4 percent of all deaths for 15 to 24-year-olds, we have a responsibility to …
What college employers are looking for
Guest Voice | Jesse Fisker, Office Manager
I screen resumes and applications for entry-level restaurant jobs— college jobs that many of you are trying to get. Nearly half of the resumes I see have some serious …
