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Why we go back to church

The influx of churchgoers during the Lenten season points to the significance of a richer reality.

By Matthew Rich | March 28, 2013

Get government out of marriage

The role of government has been universally misinterpreted in regards to marriage.

By Sean McCauley | March 28, 2013

The futility of worrying

If worrying doesn't do us any good, why do we insist on doing it?

By Morgan Chan | March 27, 2013

Virtues of reading critically

Analyzing books can be fun and is a good way to gain a deeper appreciation for a story.

By Kasey Bennett | March 27, 2013

Think of the children

Gender identity is more than skin-deep, and that’s OK.

| March 26, 2013

Who benefits from feminism?

If all feminism is a way to say to support equality, it’s still important to ask for whom feminism is meant to benefit.

By Christine Truong | March 26, 2013

What day is it?: Anniversaries in America

Americans seem to forget the days that shape our history

| March 26, 2013

Holding our news sources accountable

After the outrage at news media's treatment of the Steubenville rape case, the newest case to make headlines is being handled in a more ethical fashion.

| March 25, 2013

How to be an introvert

The only way to survive as an introvert is to not be an introvert.

By Esther Drown | March 25, 2013

Confessions of a technophile

The growing dependence of our society on technology is probably the most human development we could experience.

By Jacob Evans | March 24, 2013

Treading water with libertarians

Lessons cannot be learned by a jealous hoarder or their party affiliations, particularly lessons on liberty.

By Jonathan Fortner | March 24, 2013

A toast to the mean girl

If you don’t have anything nice to say, say what you feel.

| March 24, 2013

Lessons from Steubenville

Steubenville has dominated our attention, because it hits close to home.

By Jacob Evans | March 21, 2013

No offense, it's still an offense

We are a free county, because there are laws to protect us as citizens.

| March 21, 2013

Thrift shop chic here to stay

Macklemore has successfully brought a youthful jolt to a normally drab façade of the thrift store down the block.

By Ashley Mentzer | March 20, 2013

The oddities of nostalgia

A fourth-year columnist comments on the sadness and comfort of nostalgia.

By Morgan Chan | March 20, 2013

Digital decay

Instructors no longer bother to embarrass an offending data-using student in the middle of class.

By Jake Adler | March 19, 2013

Bob Woodward is not a crook

We should be free to legitimately criticize the powerful without fear of smear.

By Colton Gavin | March 19, 2013

Don't tear down this wall

Students should hardly be permitted to deliver sermons from a school podium.

| March 18, 2013

Millennial activism destroyed by cynicism, social media

If Allen Ginsberg saw the best minds of his generation destroyed by madness, we are seeing the best minds of ours destroyed by cynicism.

By Christine Truong | March 18, 2013

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