Should University Students be Required to Wear Masks?
Brooke Kruger, Opinion Writer
September 14, 2020
Since the beginning of COVID-19, health organizations and disease centers have been very controversial about whether masks are effective in reducing the rate of infection. Recently, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the World Health Organization (WHO) have shifted their guidelines and now rec...
When given the choice, should students choose in-person or online-only instruction?
Brooke Kruger, Opinion Writer
August 31, 2020
Fall 2020 has students all around the globe taking a different approach to college this year. Despite the Coronavirus, a considerable number of universities in the United States have reopened for the fall semester. Most of the students lucky enough to be offered on-campus learning are given the choiceÂ...
The Power of Thank You Cards
Brianna Mayhair, News Editor
August 31, 2020
A few days ago, it was my birthday. I’m thankful that I have family and friends that wish me well and send me the annual birthday card or even treat me with a gift or dinner. I thank them in person if possible, but if I am unable to do so, I send a thank you card. Now, even if I thank someone in person that treated m...
Common sense vs. rumor
Madie McPherson, Opinion Writer
April 28, 2020
The world is full of interesting people. Whether they possess the I.Q. of a genius or are the most seemingly ‘mediocre’ person someone has ever met, all of us tend to agree more on one major social system: common sense versus rumor. To elaborate, we function in this system of listening to everythi...
Cursive writing + snail mail
Madie McPherson, Opinion Writer
April 21, 2020
With the current state of the world as it is, technology is seemingly becoming the new norm for how education and learning is being effectively completed. Though before quarantine and technology became the root of this relatively effective educational system, there used to be two core subjects of educ...
Small businesses need us
Megan Vogt, Opinion Editor
April 21, 2020
Small businesses need our support to stay alive. When this all passes, because one day it will, we will be thankful for those times when we spent a little extra at the small town coffee shop because that meant they could pay their bills that month. Upgrading from a 12-ounce iced vanilla la...
Random Acts of Kindness and Good News
Megan Vogt, Opinion Editor
April 21, 2020
The true love of humanity is coming out in bold colors these days. Here are seven simple acts of kindness that are happening all around the world. Maybe you can let these short stories of hope bring a smile to your face. According to thehill.com, in New York City, an apartment landlord ...
Empathetic Welcome Mat
Demi Slyt, Opinion Editor
April 7, 2020
Is there such a thing as being too nice? Absolutely. People often develop a self-destructive habit of constantly putting others feelings and happiness before their own; usually out of fear of someone not liking them or losing the people who do. Another factor could be that you act so nicely because ...
Tiger King
Madie McPherson, Opinion Writer
April 7, 2020
Netflix’s Tiger King. When I first heard about it, I genuinely found the premise so stupid until I watched the first episode, and from there it was history. I got caught up in watching the rest of the episodes and trying to figure the possible reason why this show is such a success. Why during this time of unc...
Are we ready for love if we don’t love ourselves?
Demi Slyt, Opinion Editor
April 7, 2020
Are we ready to love someone if we don’t love ourselves? Most of the time it’s probably not something that comes to mind. However, it is something to consider if you are doubting yourself or your current relationship. There is obviously a reason for that doubt even if you aren't exactly sure wha...
Coronavirus Misinformation
Madie McPherson, Opinion Writer
March 10, 2020
When it comes to the flu, common cold, stomach bug, etc, we need to do what makes us feel better and (hopefully) receive the vaccines or antibiotics necessary. We go on with our lives, doing our best to not feel like crap. However, with the most recent health scare, the coronavirus, see...
The Bachelor is Right
Megan Vogt, Opinion Editor
March 10, 2020
Disclaimer: This story talks about online harassment and hate messages received by individuals and may contain offensive wording. On the Women Tell All episode of this season of The Bachelor, there was a segment regarding the harassment and threats that the women on the show have received. T...
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