Opinion

Humans suffer the most because we are aware of our own suffering. I would contend that a cow, in captivity, would not think to itself, “These living conditions are inhumane and terrible and I have been robbed of my own individuality and freedom.” No, the cow thinks, “Look, there is food.” This is the difference […]

Songs elicit emotion. That is obvious, but what song elicits what emotion is complicated, and it goes into things I have neither the qualifications nor the interest in exploring, but there are always a couple of songs that I hear that just, if I am driving, make me want to break road laws, I don’t,

As I am now 22 (it is my birthday while I’m writing this), I’ve decided to rank my preferred alcoholic preferences since I AM OF LEGAL AGE. Disclaimer: if you’re under 21, stop reading. This isn’t for you quite yet. There are three things – per usual – that I will be basing my ranking

Since moving into the New Hall, my suitemates and I have bonded through movie nights. To have a movie selected, you must first put it on the big board (write it on the whiteboard), and then we all vote whether or not the movie makes it past screening and onto our “to be watched list.”

The month of February is a very interesting month, we have the Super Bowl, Valentine’s Day, but along with that, there are the Grammys, which is an eventful occasion in general. Starting off with the shocking news was Taylor Swift announcing her new album titled, “The Tortured Poets Department.” All the Swifties thought she was

“The Iron Claw” promises all the hallmarks of a standard sports story. A series of prodigies who shape their sport, high-flying action, over-the-top macho masculinity and a curse that torments our main character. But “The Iron Claw” cannot be compared to your average sports stories. Doing so would be a disservice to it. What happens

Legos no longer just for kids Now most people would think “You’re 19 years old, why do you want a Lego set when all it’s going to do is just sit there.” Well, I am so glad you asked, the reason I want a Lego set is because it gives me something to do for

During my younger years as a middle school and elementary school student, and extending into my years as a young adult in high school, I often found myself pondering. These inquiries that I subjected myself to did not have to be about anything in particular, oftentimes it was not, but I found myself thinking. Invariably,

Alrighty gang, we’re back and at it again with another edition of Hot Takes, and I won’t lie to my ever so devoted fans, I really had to rack my brain to figure out what this week should be about. I’ll lie and say it was because I was deciding between so many topics and