How news and entertainment reaches our ears these days has evolved within the last century. The leap to radio from print was almost unheard of when it first began. But the impact…
Category: Opinions
For opinion articles.
For the Sake of Art, Save Your Criticisms
Maybe this is a news flash to some of you, maybe it’s not, but people sure are whiney. You see it everywhere: it’s in our halls, our streets, heck (!) I’m about…
Editorial: The Good, The Bad and The Scary – Makeover Edition
Nowadays, we are constantly bombarded by images of celebrities getting facelifts, getting nipped and getting tucked. The idea of getting a new, sleeker look is often applauded by society, while those who…
Breaking News: The Dangers of Mass Media and Gatekeeping
Mass media is one of the most important and influential aspects of modern society. I recently began taking a mass media course here at St. Xavier, and ever since then, I have…
The Crusader of Sanity
When I was younger, things seemed to be a lot more fun. Now, I’m not talking about having more responsibility now than I did then or something like that. No; I’m talking…
Editorial: New Renovations Prove A Win-Win
Upon students’ return to St. Xavier University this fall, we were greeted with some notable changes to the lower level of the Warde Academic Center. For some the most noticeable change was…
College Tuition is Forcing Students to Go For Broke
As we begin yet another academic year, we attend our new classes, meet our professors and…..receive our tuition bills. Like many of you, I attended a private, catholic high school and this…
The Calculus Workshop
Thinking about mathematics, what comes to your mind right away? When people do, they think about addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. The acidic wasteland of mathematics washes over you, waiting to be…
Zimmerman Trial Proves Our Justice System Works
One of the many memorable scenes in Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight Rises is the one where Commissioner Gordon is summoned before the villain Bane’s kangaroo court, presided over by Crane…
Misplaced Priorities
Over 2 million people descended upon the Windy City this past Friday for the Chicago Blackhawks Stanley Cup victory rally. The downtown Loop area was a sea of red, as supporters and fans,…
