Graphic by Nate Barton In a world full of frustration, anger, hate and sadness, there are many tools people can use to fight against all of the negative dialogue happening across the country. There are ways to balance out the negativity, particularly with harmless cheerfulness. Charles Dickens once said about his work, “I feel an […]
Sarah Kiker
Support Women Behind the Scenes
Art by Peau Porotesano In midst of the recent revelations about Harvey Weinstein, and with so many women speaking out about harassment and inequality in the film and television industry, now is an excellent time to talk about other obstacles women in the industry face. Specifically, it’s time to talk about their near absence in […]
Practice the Art of College Chivalry
Art by Peau Porotesano Fellow lords, ladies and various peasants: In the honor and preservation of the art of chivalry established in tradition by noble knights of the round table, it is suitable to provide particular guidelines to the aid of campus love. Other documents have, in the past, aided young people down the winding […]
Prepare for Robots
Just what do you think you’re doing, Dave?
Let’s Fund Time Machines
We have to go back!
Trudge On
Graphic by Nate Barton As a senior graduating in the spring, the approaching, unknown future is a little overwhelming at times. There is so much to do and so much uncertainty lying ahead. I imagine I’m not the only college student who feels this way, and it is important that students know how to deal […]
Stop The Movie Verses Book Debate
Graphic by Nate Barton Movie adaptations of books are hardly ever good enough for the readers who discovered the story when it existed only in paper and ink. A pop-culture debate is parsing out which was better: the book or the movie. However, the debate over which is better misrepresents the largely different experience each […]
Please Don’t Run for President
Art by Peau Porotesano Dear all celebrities: Please don’t run for president. It’s a little early to be talking about this, but I feel like I need to say something before anyone makes a serious move and announces a campaign. This is a genuine plea for all people in the public eye who could gain […]
Don’t Shout at Ignorance
Graphic by Nate Barton How should the public respond to White supremacist events like the Charlottesville rally? With a topic like this, it is easy to be consumed with anger, but the appropriate response is one of non-violence. Symbols such as the Confederate flag and the swastika are enough to make people enraged. However, when […]
Make Memories: They’ll Last Longer
Graphic by Nate Barton I can truly say that my camera roll, Instagram and Snapchat accounts act as time machines for my memories. They are a semi-tangible way to relive them with just a quick swipe. I can take a trip down memory lane anytime I want: the many late night HAWC trips with my […]
