Letter to the editor: Depressed is not deranged
In regards to Brian Marceau’s article “Not Deranged, Depressed” I fully support his idea that our country is in a state of mental illness, but I do not support his […]
Author: Guest Voice
Busting booze myths
Oct. 15 kicks off National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week, and with Halloween parties just around the corner, many of you will be faced with the decision of whether or not […]
Summer orientation leaders apologize to NASC
In April during an orientation leader training activity, in which groups of leaders were to take photos around campus in a limited amount of time, our group went to the […]
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 […]
Conference woes
I happened to be one of those unfortunate alums who watched the Idaho-North Carolina game on the internet last Saturday. After a while, I asked myself, “Why the self-abuse going […]
Pro-contraception means fewer abortions
I appreciated Andrew Jenson’s Sept. 24 column, “America’s abandoned morals.” It was refreshing to see someone call abortion what it is: murder. As a fellow pro-lifer, however, I took exception […]
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 […]
One faith, two faith, red faith, blind faith
The creator of the universe, in all its expanse and infinite size, came to the earth and wrote a book. Which book that happens to be, humans can’t agree. Nor […]