"I just don't understand why classes are mandatory if I'm paying $45,000 a year for them." Don't act like you haven't said, or at least thought it before. Probably among the top five most prevalent questions, I would argue, of the ACU experience - Why do professors get to take attendance and penalize us for not showing up to class when we pay ... [Read More…]
US still on the way to greatness
America has made leaps and bounds toward justice and equality, but we have not yet finished the race; structural violence, sex crimes and mass shootings remain prevalent in our society. Whether it’s innocent people getting killed for no reason or the continuing cycle of constant poverty, our country is facing extreme problems that need to be ... [Read More…]
Little Less Fortnite, little more support
This past weekend, the Department of Athletics promoted a student tailgate they were putting on for the Women’s and Men’s basketball doubleheader. The tailgate was sponsored and catered by Canes, Mr. Gatti’s and Buffalo Wild Wings. However, many students grabbed food and left before the Women’s game had even begun. This is just the latest and ... [Read More…]
Response: Board statement is vague
While I understand the legalities, policies and common practices Christians should oblige when regarding the homosexuality topic filtering throughout the campus and social media, I would like to ask at what cost must our board firmly proclaim their stance on the matter. Just answer the question – do you or do you not support the LGBT community on ... [Read More…]
Don’t undermine the underdogs
I know it's ironic. A girl in a big club writing about small acts, but I think it's important to say. Small acts work just as hard as big acts do, if not harder. Maybe they won't place or compare to the bigger acts as far as vocals, appearance, choreography or entertainment go, but that doesn't mean they haven't put the same amount of time ... [Read More…]
Unity is not worth the cost of truth
The Winter Olympics is generally more lackluster than its summer counterpart, but even though we pay less attention to the games, there's one aspect of the Olympics the world has its eyes on this year. With the games hosted in Pyeongchang, South Korea, North Korea and South Korea had a rare opportunity and chose to march under a unified flag, ... [Read More…]
It’s OK to be a Barb. Who cares about the Livelys in the world?
Sometimes I think about the person who sat next to Blake Lively in high school. I wonder if anyone ever paid any attention to them behind Lively's bubbly, loud personality and gorgeous good looks. What did Lively have that Barb in the second row didn't? As my time as an undergrad slowly comes to a close, I find myself reflecting on the past four ... [Read More…]
Guest Column: Sawyer’s flu-fighting tips
The infamous flu… It’s here and infecting everyone around us. What if we feed and treat our bodies in a way that can help us kick our immune system into high gear and beat this thing? Here is a list of my tips to fight off this flu: HYDRATE: Drink a glass of water when you first wake up. Fill yourself a reusable bottle/cup and sip on it the rest ... [Read More…]
What makes America great?
There were over 500,000 "Make America Great Again" hats sold during the Trump campaign, but during this entire period, how many times did we stop to think about what really made us a great nation? I would argue that our nation isn't great because of a strong military or anything tangible. What makes our nation the greatest country in the world is ... [Read More…]
Think twice before picking the Eagles in Super Bowl LII
You may think the Eagles have a whole lot of momentum coming into the Super Bowl this Sunday and will simply beat the Patriots; however, you're going to want to consider that mindset. Sure, Eagles fans are rallying behind their team and are excited to see Nick Foles handle the pressure of replacing Carson Wentz as the starter, but you have to ... [Read More…]
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