One Nation Indivisible
Those are powerful words. They were written in 1892 by Francis Bellamy, a Baptist minister. He intended to show that our nation was one that could not be torn apart…
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Bill Nye storms the Internet
Bill Nye created a lot of controversy online with his “Creationism is not appropriate for children.”
Atheist’s moral dilemmas
By Cameron Simek Opinions Editor Atheism is a hard concept for some to understand. The basic definition of Atheism is the theory or belief that God doesn’t exist. It seems…
Good Gaming: An Introduction of sorts
We are starting an online-only gaming column. Let’s get to know me, and what we’ll be talking about.
Diversity is fun, seek it out
You’re finally here, College. Ready for another four, or probably more, years of schooling. High School is behind you, and your future is bright and pretty shiny. You may have…
Parking, a few tips for beginners
Parking on campus is a nightmare, but there are a few things you can do to make it better.
How I managed to survive college without doing much work
I have managed to almost complete a degree with minimal effort. Here’s how I did it.
Has America lost its ability to hold our leaders accountable?
Politicians have always been known as liars and cheats. This feels true now more than ever. Things are changing rapidly in our nation, and everyone wants positive change, but no one ever wants to be responsible for the mistakes.
SOPA, CISPA, ACTA, and other acronyms that are bad for you, and the Internet.
We are at war. The enemy is someone we know, someone we are told to trust. The very people we put in charge of our country have been fighting against…
Morality in Games: Puritan or Satan
Morality is subjective and each person has their own interpretation, but it plays an integral role in the direction of our lives. It’s complicated, to say the least. There…
Terror on the toilet: one man’s journey for safety when nature calls
Bathrooms: a simple bastion of safety in our lives. That one small trip at home, is a small reminder of your safety and the conveniences of a modern life. That…
Knowledge is priceless but education is pricey
A transfer student’s analysis of our tuition woes Fellow students, lend me your ears, and about twenty bucks. I just paid tuition, and I’m hurting for some cash. It…
Netiquette: the battle for civility on the world wide web
Ladies and Gentlemen, class is in session; welcome to Netiquette 101. We’re here to talk about something extremely important that really shouldn’t need to be discussed, but the vast screaming…
Playing the Hollywood Game: When Cinema and Nintendo Collide.
In gaming’s infancy, most of the premises were adapted from movies. Game developers were using films as hypertext as early as the dismal E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial, crafted for the Atari…
A State Gun: Ready Aim Emblem
The sun sets as two men, nothing more than outlines, sit high on their horses, riding off towards the horizon. Their day on the untamed plains has left them weary,…
