We are tired of being confined to only “West Parking” or “Central Parking” when there may be open spots somewhere else.
Category: Opinion
Opinion: Reflections on a research symposium
Participating in the different events relevant to your major that KSU puts on for students is one of the best things you can do while in school.
Opinion: Current ballot laws undermine democracy
As George Carlin once said, “It’s a big club and you ain’t in it.”
Opinion: We want consistent cuisine options
The “New Location Coming Soon!” sign is back in the Kennesaw campus student center.
Opinion: Religious liberty bills legalize discrimination
A religious liberty bill is currently being considered in Georgia’s legislature, similar to one which Gov. Nathan Deal rightfully vetoed last year.
Letter from the Editor: Our need to be inclusive
After considering all viewpoints, other publications, AP style and the acronym itself, The Sentinel has decided that it will always use “LGBT” when referring to that community.
Opinion: Student homelessness needs to be addressed
As many as 58,000 students nationwide are afflicted by homelessness.
Sunshine Week a Reminder Transparency’s Still Clouded
Guest Commentary by Benita M. Dodd March 12-18 is Sunshine Week. Launched in 2005, the initiative promotes open government and pushes back against “excessive official secrecy.” […]
Opinion: The rent is still too high
The law in Cobb County that puts limits on housing places a massive and unfair financial burden on students.
Opinion: Test grades are not an effective measurement of education
Test grades are not always an accurate representation of a student’s education and are not always the best way for every student to learn.
Consensus Opinion: We stand by the press
Being critical of the media while also supporting freedom of the press are not mutually exclusive ideals.
Opinion: Arming students does not make them safer
The campus gun bill, officially known as House Bill 280, is not the answer to stopping mass shootings.