It’s hard to take back anything you say. We’ve all done it; let a simple word or phrase just slip out, and then have a sudden, horrible realization of what you’ve done.
Secretary of State...
Ever since Republicans took control of the House of Representatives in 2010, our political system has essentially functioned like the iconic 1993 American comedy “Groundhog Day.”
In arguably...
When Occupy Wall Street started on Sept. 17, 2011, it seemed like just another left-wing protest in New York against the bailouts, but it quickly ballooned into a movement which still has a social and...
Good thing the newly crowned Miss America, Nina Davuluri, chose the pageant platform “celebrating diversity through cultural competency.”
It’s an agenda that could benefit many, since...
The University’s chapter of Delta Kappa Epsilon boasts an illustrious history of insulting the opposing football team via banner each weekend, and this time around, they chose to bring up the Kent...
It’s hard to wake up and go to class every day. It’s even harder when you live off campus and you can’t just roll out of bed and stumble into a classroom.
The commuter student struggle...
People hear the phrase “Planned Parenthood” and by default their thoughts go to abortion. Some anti-abortion protesters will use Planned Parenthood as a scapegoat for the entire business of...
The neighborhood just north of campus is the ghetto.
Well, at least according to the newly released app “Ghetto Tracker.” Don’t be offended though, because the name was recently changed...
The website launched this summer by McDonald’s to help its low-wage workers making an average of $8.25 an hour budget their personal finances raises an important economic question.
Unfortunately,...
A black male is criminalized post-mortem. The U.N. calls out America’s racial bias. Why should you care?
A 17-year-old boy was walking on a public sidewalk when a 28-year-old man ignored instructions...
Words are a measurement of how humans value or disvalue truth. They are used to explain, rectify, question, mislead, promise and persuade. They are the translation of our thoughts.
They are too often underappreciated.
Yesterday,...
Yesterday was Baton Rouge’s second annual Rally To Improve Birth. The rally is put on by a worldwide organization called Improve Birth with the goal to inform women of their options surrounding their...
