You’re an artist? Good luck making money online
By Zoey Duncan Publishing Editor I don’t have to tell you that every industry is trying to make money online — name me an industry that isn’t and I’ll point you to the nearest...
Category: Columns
Wartime nurse shortage leaves lesson
By Jesse Hove Faith Columnist Being in pain sucks, but feeling no pain at all is even worse. According to Paul Brand, from his book 1997 book The Gift of Pain, leprosy is one...
Treat yourself to yourself
By Vanessa Redux Sex Columnist Do you think you’re good, maybe damn good, in the sack? What is it that gives you that indication exactly? Is it the reaction to the other person shuddering...
Unplug from the grid, get anxious
by Amanda Williams Guest Columnist In a compelling lecture entitled “A Plea For Time” delivered in 1950, Canadian scholar Harold Adam Innis urged us to reconsider our modern “obsession” with immediate gratification fostered by...
Another reason to vote in campus elections
By Jeff Agnew Running a campaign for student government is one of the hardest things any student can do. While running as a candidate, I experienced my fair share of heartbreak and exultation in...
Family reunion: spiritual and pop culture narrative
By Jesse Hove Faith Columnist In his new book The Moral Landscape, author Sam Harris argues rational scientific evidence should be what provides humanity with an absolute moral compass. Harris writes, “If there are...
V-Day dates you won’t have to make small talk on
by Vanessa Redux Sex Columnist St. Valentine was really no big deal. Well, he may have been, but his saintly feats are lost to the realms of time, space and Catholic dogma; no one...
Students forced to trade freedom of thought
by Lorenzo Petrin Guest Columnist Democracies are designed to allow for a multiplicity of interests. Typically these “interests” organize into groups to fully leverage and advocate their political power. As political parties need votes...
Beyond the elitist discourse
by Jesse Hove Faith Columnist It doesn’t matter if you have specialized in the finer points of philosophy, a holy text or are a resident expert in everything Star Wars. Those who have studied...
From cerebral facts to visceral faith
by Jesse Hove Faith Columnist In the summer of 1963, 250,000 people showed up at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. to hear Martin Luther King Jr. speak. No invitations were sent out, and...
