Tests: Necessary Forms of Evil

It’s probably safe to say that students don’t like taking tests. As a student, I have been exposed to a multitude of tests from multiple choice to short […]

Going to Class: Bail & Fail

KSU costs several thousand dollars a semester in tuition for full- time students. Despite these expenses, I chose KSU so that I would be better equipped to […]

Why You Must Vote, an Open Letter

Dear KSU students, an important and historically significant event is approaching us. Days before Nov. 6, you are probably tired of hearing about the election, […]

Let the Nightmares Begin

Haunted houses have been preparing all year to scare willing victims and now is the time to test one’s courage and fortitude. Americans spend incredible […]

SubMITT Your Vote

During this intense political season, students need to know which candidate is the better choice for our nation. President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney differ […]

I’ll Be BARACK Four More

Next week, we will have the opportunity to again shape history by choosing the next president. Given the social, political and economic challenges of our […]

Drop Dead – Dress to Impress

On Oct. 31 of each year, millions of eager trick-or-treaters don costumes and head into the night for some frightful fun, but with so many […]

Adieu to GeorgiaView

As a newcomer to KSU, I was bombarded with new programs from every direction. Student email, Owl Express, a new school website and the hardest […]

Opinion Supplies Position

Opinions encompass a broad spectrum of feeling from the extremely trivial or life changing to comical and everywhere in between. “Both opinions and beliefs are […]