This piece was written by faculty guest Luke Crawley.  There are those who look at the opportunities offered to and successes achieved by others and feel slighted as if in the seemingly fairness centered, equity-minded social construct owes them something. This is the wrong attitude for two reasons. First, any good thing that happens to […]

Yes, that’s right. First they take our airport freedoms, and next they take our roads. The Government has annexed Old Meridian and US-31 for a significant construction project, something you might have experienced indirectly as traffic is forced to take unusual thoroughfares to it’s myriad of destinations. If you’ve been living within a nuclear bunker […]

This piece was written by senior Alex Naremore.  2013 was perhaps one of the biggest and greatest years for film in the last decade, where boundaries were pushed and recognition went where it rightfully belonged. For a while we have been plagued by a recurring theme of good movies losing to mediocre ones, while great […]

Today, November 15th, is America Recycles Day. In the past few years, the recycling program at University has declined. Gum, food, and other unacceptable waste materials are often thrown into recycling bins, while paper and bottles are often thrown into trashcans. During lunch alone, University produces approximately 27 pounds of waste per week. This is […]