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Opinion

The statue of the "Fearless Girl" was erected on the eve of International Women's Day and remains in place today.

Opinion: “Fearless Girl” statue steadfast symbol for gender equality in the workplace

By Alaina DiLaura April 20, 2017

Over a month has passed since International Women’s Day, yet tensions remain high regarding the placement of a 50-inch “Fearless Girl” statue near Wall Street. On March 7, 2017, the eve...

Rachel Maddow revealed President Donald Trump's 2005 tax return on her show on March 14.

Opinion: Liberals losing more than just elections

By Chris Godail April 19, 2017

Liberals have taken quite a beating lately. On March 14, ultra liberal propagandist Rachel Maddow hyped her possession of President Donald Trump’s 1040 long form tax return from 2005. Maddow, who...

The LSU Student Health Center operates as usual on Tuesday, Jan. 24, 2017 on the corner of Infirmary Road and West Chimes Street.

Opinion: Health insurance unaffordable, unacceptable

By Clarke Perkins April 19, 2017

Stop and think for a second — why is it so expensive to be healthy? A Hot ‘n Spicy at McDonalds is $1, while a fresh salad at Whole Foods could easily cost $7. Not only is food more expensive,...

More students would attend Jazz Fest in New Orleans, La. if tickets were cheaper. 

Opinion: Jazz Fest officials should consider discounting ticket prices for all college students

By Matthew Hutchins April 18, 2017

Maybe it’s the countless Instagram posts of girls at Coachella wearing more glitter than clothes, or perhaps it’s the stress of finals combined with the desire to go back to Spring Break. Whatever...

roommates

Opinion: A good roommate experience is crucial to collegiate success

By Lynne Bunch April 18, 2017

Conflict between roommates consistently ranks among the top five reasons students drop out of college. When you have a terrible roommate it affects your mood, your GPA and everything in your day-to-day...

baby doll

Opinion: We should strive to live in a ‘colorblind’ society

By Myia Hambrick April 18, 2017

It often seems that all people want is to fit into society’s standards. As humans, we identify with something or someone because it makes us feel whole and accepted. These days, everyone is looking...

boy toys

Opinion: Children’s toys should be gender neutral

By Osie Evans April 18, 2017

Target stopped using gender based labels to categorize their toys in 2015, a decision that was met with controversy. Target’s decision is a reflection of society’s changing views regarding...

world hunger

Opinion: Adjusting diets could lead to an end in world hunger

By Casey Pimentel April 17, 2017

As I sat alone at Buffalo Wild Wings chowing down on a few of my favorite boneless wings, I came across an article that made me take a step back and rethink my life — and my wings. The article said...

Cartoon: Marriage

Opinion: New Orleans refugee blocked from legal marriage, uphill battle

By Myia Hambrick April 8, 2017

U.S. District Judge Ivan Lemelle of New Orleans blocked enforcement of a law last week that denies refugees without birth certificates a legally recognized marriage. The law took effect last year and was...

Cartoon: Pedestrian city

Opinion: Baton Rouge drivers inconsiderate of pedestrians

By Abbie Shull April 7, 2017

One of the initiatives in the FuturEBR city-parish “master plan” is to make Baton Rouge more pedestrian friendly. In a state ranked third highest in pedestrian fatalities, that dream seems...

America is about the people, not the leaders. 

Opinion: Everyday people are foundation of American democracy

By Lynne Bunch April 5, 2017

A 2014 study by Princeton University professor Martin Gilens and Northwestern University professor Benjamin Page shows America is dominated by a rich and powerful elite. The professors, who came to their...

united airlines

Opinion: United Airlines’ dress codes shows sexism

By Myia Hambrick April 5, 2017

United Airlines made headlines last week for not letting two young girls board the plane because of their “inappropriate attire.” Once the girls changed into dresses, they were allowed to board...