This page offers articles of a humorous nature, opinion pieces, social and political commentaries, and even rants. If you’re down for a laugh or hear a side this is the page to go to.
Written by Joseph Carrick While the average American might not be able to recall who lives in 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, they do remember who lives under a pineapple under the sea. SpongeBob Squarepants has become an icon in American culture, with much visibility in social media. Nearly all SpongeBob related reference memes and reaction images…
Written by Shamira James The first time I was exposed to Queen was in high school. I stayed after school to take a test and my high school World History teacher played “Somebody to Love” on his computer. I didn’t think much of at first other than “Oh my god! Turn this off, I’m trying…
Written by Zoe Manoukian Most of us have known for a while now that our climate is not heading in the best direction. Now more than ever, we may be feeling this way in light of the UN’s recent report, forecasting irreparable damages to our climate in 12 years if we do not start making…
Written by Shamira James My favorite part of logging onto Twitter recently has been seeing videos of Brother Nature. His happy voice and warm hearted energy are truly a beacon of light on any platform of social media. If you don’t know who he is, you’re missing out, no he’s not a singer or one…
Written by Zoe Manoukian More hearts dropped than can be counted when Kavanaugh was appointed supreme court justice, and more hearts than I want to count either fluttered or felt nothing. The reality that we are so willing to support a rapist is just as terrifying as it is telling. Voting in Kavanaugh is one…
Written by Lorin Brice Hall The murder of Jamal Khashoggi is a moral and ethical litmus test for the leaders of our nation,and for leaders across the world who claim in any capacity to stand for the best interests of their citizens. Khashoggi, a Washington Post columnist who would often write critically of the Crown Prince…
Written by Joseph Carrick The weekly horrors of slowly but steadily dipping GPAs might be enough of a scare for some, but this Halloween a brave few are searching for a new type of horror – something more supernatural than irregular sleeping habits and highly caffeinated study sessions right before an exam. To these brave…
Written by Zoe Manoukian People love to complain, and in college, we have a lot of complain worthy deemed real estate class work; dorm life; boys… At the same time, we want to be listened to, and treated as adults. There’s a reason that young people hung out around and learned from Socrates what, to…
Written by Kaelyn Spickler Has your boo left you on delivered for multiple hours at a time? Has he been trapped in his room for days on end? Even worse, has he made you feel like his second option? Five years ago you would have turned into the crazy girlfriend checking his phone to see…
Written by Joseph Krzyston It is that time of year again. People who couldn’t find Greece on a map slap the letters of its alphabet on their chests and parade around campus. For some, it’s a surely a meaningful exercise in friendship and personal growth. A study recently conducted by the University of my Ears…