As end of year approaches, students urged to not shut down
It is clear that the end of the semester is in full swing once again. Some students are rushing to finish papers or presentations and are fervently studying for exams.
Community invited to attend Ag Day on campus
There are many people in our nation who do not know or understand where their food comes from. Due to the way the industry operates today, it is not uncommon…
Students should pursue opportunity to study abroad
It is that time of year again. Students are being exposed to a variety of rhetoric encouraging them to study abroad during the 2013-2014 school year.
North Dakota abortion law is infringement on women’s freedom
North Dakota Gov. Jack Dalrymple recently passed a restrictive abortion law. The law states that a woman is unable to have an abortion after the first six weeks of pregnancy.…
Students encouraged to take the stairs
One would think that taking the elevator would not be so bad, however, it was nothing short of a nightmare.
America not living up to fair, just way of life
John Rawls is an American moral and political philosopher. In his journal “Justice as Fairness,” Rawls lays the groundwork for what constitutes a just society. After reading this piece for…
Coaching opportunity turns into personal growth, memories
I coached my last basketball tournament of the season, the state tournament.
Value to be had from political dialogues
It seems like every time a group of people discusses politics or governmental issues, both liberals and conservatives refer to it as a “political debate.” The term “debate” implies that…
Going Greek opens doors for students
When people think about Greek Life, they typically associate this lifestyle with that of the one portrayed in the movie “Animal House.”
Rape culture staple of American society
This past fall, in the thick of the presidential election season, there was major controversy surrounding the issue of rape. Richard Mourdock, a GOP Senate candidate, made a remark stating…