NFL: Non-Functioning
The NFL is sometimes supposed to act as a watchdog entity for its players and dole out discipline when the situation deems such a thing necessary. After multiple disciplinary faux […]
Tag: New York Times
Standing together — Students should reflect on Charlottesville protest, while staying safely engaged
Over the last several weeks, students began trickling into Moscow’s end of summer stretch for Greek recruitment and individual move-in days, bringing a sense of life back to campus. The […]
New wave of truth-tellers — Comedians offer a more honest insight than traditional media outlets
In a world of alternative facts, the time has come to turn to alternative media. No, I’m not talking about obscure online outlets whose articles often crop up on a […]
Don’t shoot the messenger — Trump’s media accountability survey acts as a weak attempt to justify his actions against the free press
A fraction of the people who read this won’t give it any thought, because it was written by a journalist. Being a journalist automatically destroys my credibility when discussing politics, […]
A spot of celebrity sympathy
On the last day of the year, 2016 claimed its final victim, Cabot Phillips wrote on Twitter: Mariah Carey’s career. The tweet was among a number of jokes that began […]
Stories from the locker room
New York Times sports writer advises aspiring journalists to always be authentic Being a woman in a male dominated profession is never easy, but for Karen Crouse it wasn’t something […]
Pre-school funding essential to Idaho
Fall signals the beginning of a new school year — a time full of promise and opportunities. As I consider the next legislative session, I feel that same sense of […]
Off the cuff – Quick takes on life from our editors
Mad Mind I feel like I’m going mad. It’s still only the first week. The guiding light that is going to get me through this semester is that I am […]