We are constantly on the verge of completely losing ourselves. We exist in a capitalist, industrial, digital-age world. Having everything you want at your fingertips… Read More
Opinion: “Convenience Will Kill Us All”
All posts by Theresa Malloy Lemickson
Opinion: Speak a Second Language
Walking through the church fair at Bethel College, I looked around at the many tables with volunteers reaching out to students about their church. My… Read More
Opinion: Who Are the Hmong People?
Are you ___? Fill in the blank with any Asian race and welcome to my experience. Growing up, people never took the time to learn… Read More
Opinion: Ethiopia’s Wealth is More Than Its GDP
How do you define whether a country is thriving? The most common metric used is Gross Domestic Product (GDP), which measures a country’s standard of… Read More
Opinion: Help! I’m Applying for College
I’m a 17-year-old senior in high school struggling to get into college. And I’m not alone. Why? Students, like me, need more support when looking… Read More
Opinion: Collegiate Decisiveness
Selling a Snapshot of What Life Will Never Be “We’re Selling a Pipe Dream To Your Average Fck’g Loser” – Billy McFarland How can you… Read More
Voices: Save the Animals
Some Incredible Ways to Save the Earth’s Animals From Extinction Animals and their beauty bring color to the world. When an animal goes extinct, we… Read More
Voices: Debating Debate
The Viewpoints on Debate and Why They’re Wrong I’m in the hallways of school, talking with my friends, and I mention that I’m in debate…. Read More
Choose Films Wisely, Skip the Blockbuster
In a world full of excellent cinema, lackluster films dominate pop-culture. I acknowledge that I’m the pretentious one; I love high-quality movies. No, not action… Read More
Voices: Disrupt FIFA Corruption
The way FIFA chooses which countries host the World Cup doesn’t make sense. The organization is corrupt. We can do something to fix it. Corruption… Read More
