Is there going to be a trade war? 2017’s prologue was a dreadful crisis for the world’s largest economic group. The European Union (EU) today the EU consists of 28 member states, 27 if the UK doesn’t count. Quite often, […]
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Public Speaking Class + Speech Anxiety
Everyone has their own fears. For me, it is public speaking. I am rhotacistic, which makes me unable to pronounce the letter “R” (and the word “rhotacism” begins with R — oh, what irony). This condition makes me super self-conscious […]
Read moreYOU ARE BEING SPIED ON!!!
So news came out that our glorious President Trump was spied on by the worst ex-president ever, and right before his righteous victory over Crooked Hillary. Some non-believers would call this far-fetched and want “evidence” or “proof” that this even […]
Read moreEating Disorders Awareness Week
Do you know someone who has suffered from an eating disorder? The odds are high that your answer should be “yes.” However, these disorders tend to be invisible, or go unnoticed by many of the people around the affected person. […]
Read moreAlternative Facts are Great for the News!
You know what, all of you haters out there, Donald Trump did win the presidency by the largest margin in history and also had the largest inauguration crowds too! I don’t want our beloved Ebbtide to be cast aside as […]
Read moreBlack History Month
By Coral Nafziger It’s a sort of catch-22 — celebrating Black History Month will always be too little too late; but not celebrating it because it is lacking often means doing even less, and defaulting to the status quo of […]
Read moreBetsy DeVos: an Elitist, Corrupt, Powerful Failure
By Nellie Ferguson Courtesy of Tulsaworld.com The new U.S. Secretary of Education financially backed Neurocore, a company that advertises help for children and adults with concussions, depression, migraines, ADHD and autism, from 2008 to 2017. Help for all of these […]
Read moreResist
Designed by Michael Redman, a graphic design student I designed this logo because I am extremely frustrated with our current political climate, especially the opinion that any news that doesn’t agree with the party line must be “fake news.” We […]
Read moreScholarships: There’s an App for That – The Helpful and the hurtful in land of financial aid
By Ilona Kinnear It’s a hard thing, finding the right scholarships and grants and whatnot to help make going to college more financially viable. There is so much effort that goes into searching up scholarships that fit your qualifications, which […]
Read moreCheap Candy Day: The Most Underappreciated Holiday
By Emily Boyer The air is laden with something sweet in early February. Could it be love? Hope? A hint of the coming spring? Nope, it’s the smell of half-price chocolate. Happy Cheap Candy Day, everyone! For the uninitiated, Cheap […]
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