Opinion: the 51st state?
Last Tuesday’s election night was full of excitement culminating in the reelection of President Obama. However, this news overshadowed many other important election decisions that have […]
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Obama and Romney face off in first debate
The numbers are in. A new poll conducted by the Pew Research Center showed that Governor Romney is four points ahead of President Obama after […]
Opinion: Governor Grieves School’s Students — Snyder speaks at Albion
Earlier this semester, Albion College sent a letter to every graduating senior. In the letter, the Albion College administration announced that Governor Rick Snyder would […]
Staff Editorial: Being An Ally
Sunday morning, Student Senate held a special meeting in the KC Stack. The purpose of the meeting was to determine whether or not Student Senator […]
Surviving Legacy — Titanic amazes generations for a century
Saturday, April 14 will mark the 100th-year anniversary of the sinking of the RMS Titanic on her maiden voyage across the Atlantic Ocean. Over 1,500 […]
Opinion: Whose Primary Is It Anyway?
I expected to be writing an article about how the Michigan primary did, in fact, predict the rise or fall of the Romney campaign. But […]
Opinion: In Desperate Need of ‘Help’–Oscars point to Hollywood’s issues with representation
Sunday, the Academy Awards demonstrated everything that’s wrong with Hollywood. Let’s start with the Best Actress award: arguably the biggest upset in an otherwise predictable […]
Opinion: Chris Brown and the Grammys — Why it’s still a big problem
Before this year’s Grammys aired, websites like Facebook and Twitter reported uneasiness with Chris Brown performing at the show. Most of the reasons seem to […]
Opinion: Frat Life — My story is different
Someone was obnoxiously banging on my dorm room door at about 8 p.m. a few weeks ago. I thought maybe the building was on fire. […]
Opinion: Fiscal Conservatism Over Civil Rights? — No thanks, re-elect Obama
January marked the twenty-third consecutive month of job growth in the private sector. The national unemployment rate dropped to 8.3 this past month–it’s lowest point […]
Opinion: Secular Studies — Yay or Nay?
I’ve been exposed to the study of religion my entire life. I went to a Catholic elementary school, briefly touched on Buddhism, Islam, and Hinduism […]
Opinion: Modern Conservatism — GOP election is in full swing
In 263 days, Americans will vote in the 2012 Presidential election. The deficit sits at $15 trillion, immigration problems loom, the Affordable Care Act divides […]