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Category: Opinion
The New Hampshire effect
More records were broken Tuesday when the presidential candidates made their way to New Hampshire. While the Democrat’s voter record was not broken, they contributed […]
Do You Have a Valentine?
If you’re reading this, then congratulations; you survived Valentines Day 2016. This goes for those that are single and those that are in relationships. For […]
Honors: A Worthwhile Challenge
I fear that my previous Honors article, “The Truth About Honors,” published two weeks ago may have conveyed the wrong message and quite possibly scared a few Honors Program prospects away.
Taking a Risk on Medical Marijuana: Expanding Education and Ending Suffering
As a future physician, I use some of my free time to do my own free research of medical news. Things that I have found […]
Importance of Technology Proficiency
KSU UITS Workshops not only add valuable computer knowledge to your brain, but they add value to your resume.
The Iowa Effect
The Iowa caucuses shattered overall attendance records, brought record numbers of first-time caucus-goers and surprised even the most seasoned political analysts and reporters. Trump, contrary […]
Home run for local government
National politics remind me of a baseball game between the Republicans and the Democrats. The two teams hash it out with everything at stake, taking […]
The Truth About Honors
Being a KSU Honors student may not be worth the stress, but it may very well be worth the experience.
Ode to the Omelet Makers
There are numerous studies that show how beneficial it is to start your day early with a well-balanced breakfast. If you’re anything like me, waking […]