On the topic of religion, interests of fairness require me to disclose a few items up front. Although I neither describe myself as religious nor regularly attend church, I do believe in God. I further acknowledge that should I ultimately subscribe to a particular faith, it would likely be to some branch of Christianity.
Wednesday was just an average day to me. I woke up, went to class, played soccer and hung out with my friends.
In October 2010, German Chancellor Angela Merkel lit a firestorm when she claimed lax immigration policies, group differentiated rights and identity politics were causing her country to lose its national identity.
America used to be the land of the free. It said so in our national anthem.
College students never cease to amaze me. The causes they champion often are legitimate, but sometimes they back some real head-scratchers.
Drugs may be part of a wild night out for some high school and college students, but people’s lives, finances, families and careers are devastated every day by a half-witted war on drugs.
According to PETA, Ringling teaches their animals to do tricks by beating them and putting them through abusive, torturous training.
We all share our sympathies with the people being killed in Libya and those affected by the revolutions in the Middle East. We feel pain whenever we hear about innocent lives snuffed out by evil oppressors.
This is why it gets me incredibly mad when I see people laugh and disrespect others simply because they are foreign or come from another culture.
When many students first arrive at college, they come with the preconceived notion, “Well, it’s time to go into debt,” which can be entirely true.
ANNOUNCEMENT: Merger between C2M and Broadside 
Mason Week celebrates road to Cabrera’s inauguration 
Women’s lacrosse look forward to A10 after winless season 
Ten Minute Play Festival brings talent to the stage 
Study abroad offers students a chance to work with the African Wildlife Foundation in Kenya
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