As Halloween approaches, it’s important to explore the culture of “slut shaming” and how it plays into Halloween fashion for young adults. When women between […]
Category: Opinion
Other Side of the Door
Halloween is one of the most sought-after holidays for kids and adults alike. Some participate in the costume and decoration aspect, some in the party […]
Fed Up with the Feds
After 16 tumultuous days of political unrest, Senate leaders Mitch McConnell,R-Ky., and Harry Reid, D-Nev., finally came to an agreement on a measure that ended […]
Hidden Horrors of Sex Trafficking in Atlanta
The reality of sex trafficking –– modern human slavery –– is a shock to most and reaffirming to others of the existence of some of […]
No Shame in Online Dating
We all have seen those obnoxious ads for online dating. You know, the ones where the unreasonably attractive woman complains about how she has trouble […]
Is College Necessarily a Catapult to Wealth?
We all know the Steve Jobs story. You’ve read the biography, seen the Ashton Kutcher film or at the very least seen someone mention him on Twitter. […]
Bigotry: The Way of Restricting Academia
If Roger Hines’ homophobic article, “Biting the Hand that Feeds You: The Way of Academia,” explicitly and effectively explained why universities should focus solely on […]
Celebrating Diversity
Celebrating diversity is something that many people do not get to experience until stepping foot on a college campus. The days of being pushed around […]
Response to Mr. Hines
College is not only about acquiring knowledge and skills to help students get a job; it’s also about acquiring life skills to help them succeed […]
Expressing Perspectives Through Free Speech
The existence of freedom of speech is the cornerstone of the phrase “liberty and justice for all,” from the United States pledge of allegiance. It […]
Then & Now: A Contrast in Generations
Harold Heiney is a KSU alumnus and graduate of the class of 1980. When he received his accounting degree, the university was a drastically different […]
The Way Things Youth to Be
Since the ‘60s, Americans have been at the mercy of their adolescents. The youth culture, generally defined as “young adults considered as a social class or […]