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Last Monday evening, I joined a virtual meeting of the Fish and Wildlife Sciences Department of the College of Natural Resources to talk about inclusion. As our country grapples with a long-overdue conversation about systemic racism, I am proud of my department for releasing a statement on the importance of diversity and equity.
It’s easy to dismiss or idolize the role of a mother. I have worked with kids for the last five years of my life in every role from nanny to swim instructor to tutor and beyond. I love working with kids, but I have never wanted or pictured myself having my own. Fast forward to now, I’m nearly 23 with five plant children and I am beginning to wonder if even plant motherhood was a good idea to experiment with in college.
As a historic fall semester comes to an interesting finish, the question of what to do for the spring semester remains.
It’s important to be safe if you choose to be sexually active. What does it mean to be safe while being sexually active?
In the current pandemic, it is essential to have leaders and elected officials in our community who exemplify the way someone should act and the rhetoric one should put forth. A good example would be people who listen to what experts in the field of health and science say. People who socially distance and wear masks to keep others safe. These attributes describe the current Latah County Commissioner Tom Lamar perfectly.
Socializing has been a taboo subject since the idea of social distancing was introduced at the beginning of this pandemic. Thanks a lot, non-mask wearers and science skeptics. Judging each […]
Social media allows anyone to become an instant critic before understanding the context of what they are seeing, especially art. The full context matters when forming a strong critique about […]
Christ Church in Moscow has been brought to the national spotlight due to their weekly anti-mask protests, aka Psalm Sings. Their leader, Pastor Douglas Wilson, is a radically conservative author, […]
Handheld consoles have been around since the late 1970s, beginning with “Merlin” created by Parker Brothers, and have continued to evolve over the years. Since Nintendo’s handheld debut with the […]
It’s time we take a moment to reflect what we are actually celebrating on Columbus Day. We aren’t celebrating the discovery of the Americas. No one discovered the Americas because […]