Remember to take a Sabbath during busy days
This week’s going to suck harder than the power vacuum in your high school shop class.
View ArticleOpinion: Lighten up on the brewskies if you want to stay healthy, in shape
“So if you continue to drink like that once a week, seven beers every Friday, potentially you could put on a pound of fat per month.”
View ArticleWhat’s the matter with kids today?
Why can’t the youth today be more like the adults of yesterday? The answer is simple: they are. It’s the world that isn’t.
View ArticleOpinion: Campus events don’t attract enough upperclassmen, waste school funds
If a tradition requires a meal, a DJ, a commemorative photo and a free T-shirt, it’s not a real tradition.
View ArticleAll bits are created equal
Net Neutrality is a topic that has been in and out of the news for the past several months, though geeks have been aware of it for years. With the Federal Communications Commission’s recent decision to...
View ArticleLessons learned at conference will lead to big changes down the road
More than 2,800 miles of road separate me from the chair I should be writing this article in right now. Specifically, I’m sitting in Melbourne, Fla., a small community about an hour east of Orlando.
View ArticleOpinion: Do unto roommates what you want done to you, wipe your piss off toilets
I try to be the best roommate I can. I know I’m guilty of the dishes in the sink and the general mess around the house, but I take care of it without having to be asked.
View ArticleOpinion: Belittling importance of education discourages, deters intellectualism
Rather than being encouraged and congratulated for their work, students are being punished.
View ArticleFrom the editor: errors will be mended
Collegiate journalists sometimes receive slack when it comes to meeting the fundamentals of journalism. If a name is misspelled, or a factual error is made in a story or a headline doesn’t make sense,...
View ArticleFire coverage reveals lesson about reporter bias
In between tweeting live updates, updating stories and interviewing emergency officials for the Caughlin Fire during the past two days, I had something else to worry about: my grandfather, whose house...
View ArticleOpinion: Provide vegetarian meal options to ensure happy holiday for all
If you think about it, nearly all major family-oriented holidays in America are meat-centric. We eat lamb at Easter; barbecue on Memorial Day, the Fourth of July, Labor Day and the Super Bowl; some...
View ArticleOpinion: Proactive efforts needed to increase diversity on campus, worldwide
We’ve run out of excuses when it comes to hating on each other. Even though this university has helped me understand the necessity of diversity, there’s still a sizable student population that refuses...
View ArticleBefore we move on, let’s clear the air
Before I move on to telling more about my experiences in my pursuit of a passion in life, I want to hit a little more on my previous column where I stated that, “I’m still pushing The Nevada Sagebrush...
View ArticleBlog: Finding a career option through misery
The fall semester had just started but with my first few weeks as editor in chief getting into swing, my fraternity’s rush week in full blast and no time for myself, I broke down.
View ArticleBlog: Following in my mentor’s footsteps
My next stop was Dr. Paul Mitchell — journalism professor, recruitment coordinator, and overall a tremendous mentor for me.
View ArticleBlog: Words of inspiration from an unlikely source
Professor Darren Griswold is the type of professor who naturally brightens your day because of the attitude he has toward teaching. Always with a smile, he would somehow make learning about Spanish...
View ArticleBlog: Finding a true calling through God
One thing that has kept me grounded and confident throughout this whole find-a-new-career-path process is my faith in God.
View ArticleOpinion: Failing the test of time
With Timeline, Facebook is trying to project its spotlight onto the past. Unfortunately, a similar luster is nowhere to be found.
View ArticleOpinion: Islamophobia: A student’s perspective
The day the Twin Towers came down will live in our memories forever. I remember the short period when we did not know who the attackers were. We were anxious to find out. But at that fateful moment of...
View ArticleBlog: State of the Internet
To parallel the president’s recent State of the Union address, I though it prudent to have a sort of “State of the Internet” address, especially seeing how recent weeks have seen the Internet in much...
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