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Category: Opinion
Debunking the myth: opposites don’t attract
Psychology professor Katherine White addresses the old expression that “opposites attract.”
Letter to the Editor: Lack of Parking Decals Unfair
Dear Editor, The fact that there are a limited amount of parking decals for on-campus parking is unfair. When school started all the decals were […]
Opinion: Don’t be afraid to vote for a third party
Citizens may hesitate to vote for a third-party candidate in this year’s election because they fear that their votes will be wasted, but I believe that your vote is your own voice.
Take a deep breath and vote your conscience
Voting in the 2016 presidential election should be a personal decision, and not a decision based off of the idea that the majority rules.
Commentary: The EpiPen price increase – Profits vs. People?
There’s another price hike in a lifesaving medicine, and it wasn’t by Martin Schkreli this time.
Letter to the editor: KSU takes steps to educate students and promote wellness
Submitted by Michael Polacek, the assistant program coordinator of the Center for Young Addiction and Recovery at Kennesaw State University
LGBT students find support at KSU
Hundreds of resources can be found on Kennesaw State University’s campus, and, for LGBT students, they can be life changing.
Understanding the culture of college drinking
During their first semester, students may find themselves surrounded by alcohol whether they have experience with the substance or not.
Erasing the homeless stigma
I am very happy that Kennesaw State University is looking out for their homeless students by building an emergency dorm for them this semester. According […]
Advice to freshmen: change is on it’s way
The first week of college is like getting lost in the mall and becoming separated from your parents, but then realizing that this has to […]
My clothes are not a distraction
From dress codes to victim blaming, young females are constantly objectified.