Raise Hell One Article at a Time

For those who have turned to this section seeking the fair-haired previous opinion editor, I am sorry to tell you she has moved on to greener pastures. I […]

Hone in on the Holidays

GIVE THANKS by Brittany Maher My favorite Thanksgiving memories happen at a place that for centuries has been deemed second best; underrated and unrecognized. A […]

Media Under the Influence

Though the popular television series “Breaking Bad” has won seven primetime Emmy Awards since it first aired in 2008, it is unlikely that former first lady […]

Craving a Cup

It is 9 a.m. at Jazzman’s Cafe in the Social Sciences Building and the line of students and professors grows by the second. Some students […]

Not Your Average Cup of Joe

Coffee is ingrained in our society. Many start the day with a cup of espresso, chug some joe after their lunch, have some decaf during […]

Christmas in October

Every year as the hot weather dwindles and Halloween passes without much warning, people are made aware of the quickly approaching holiday season. As Thanksgiving […]

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 […]