Columns
When ‘hello’ becomes harassment
Street harassment: What is it? […]
Opinion
Columns
Food matters: How fast food is breaking your bank and your scale
Food insecurity is a real issue in our country. Families living at or below the poverty level struggle to find enough money to pay for groceries each week. College students in particular have to find […]
Columns
What you don’t know about Hookah pens
Electronic Hookah Sticks, or E-Hookah Pens, are the new “it” thing. Hookah sticks come in a variety of plastic canisters offered in an array of colors. Users accessorize these to match their shirts saying “I’m […]
Opinion
How we demonized Halloween
Like every other holiday, Halloween has been adopted by culture after culture, decade after decade, and ultimately customized and transformed to fit our needs and wants. From this transformation came a newfound appreciation of art; […]
Arts & Living
Adult Trick-or-Treating: Why it’s perfectly OK now for adults to celebrate Halloween
I grew up in an era when trick-or-treating was an event strictly for young children. If you saw an adult out, they were chaperoning kids in their neighborhood.
Dollars and Sense with Mitch
Five tips to not scare your bank account this Halloween
It’s that time of year again, where frights and scares lurk around every corner. No, not tax season…it’s Halloween! Here are five quick tips to enjoy the night and not break the bank. 1. Skip […]
Columns
Trick or treat: When costumes come off and true identities are revealed
On Halloween, some women are tricks and some are treats. Please don’t get me wrong, I’m not calling all women the “H” word, but let’s not be naive. There are tons of wholesome women (emphasis […]
Columns
The F Bomb: How you should really feel about “bombing” a test or class
Many of you reading this have and are making great decisions. You sit in the front of class, have good attendance, take good notes and skip out on bar hopping for either Welfare Wednesdays or […]
Dollars and Sense with Mitch
What’s in a major?
Are the low-paying majors really worth it? “That which we call an art major by any other name would be unemployed the same?” I believe William Shakespeare once said that in regards to the multitude […]
Columns
The downside to positive discrimination
In 2006, Michigan voters passed ballot initiative Proposal 2, which barred the (currently) 77 percent white University of Michigan Law School from using an applicant’s race in their admissions decisions. Since Proposal 2 passed, admission […]
