Sometimes the biggest discussions surrounding the Super Bowl are unrelated to football. When Texas hosted the game in 2011, Greg Abbott, Texas’ attorney general, told USA Today that the Super
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Some see voting as a form of speaking, a political expression of power as a free citizen, making voices heard in America. But have you ever felt voiceless? Not because
Last week’s terror attacks in Paris have led to an increase of supporters for Europe’s right-wing politicians, regarding multiculturalism and the mass immigration of Muslims to the continent. A slowing
Global news is generally frustrating, unsettling and a huge disappointment for mankind. I know that statement is highly contemptuous and negative, but hear me out. It’s just the general media.
I share the frustration that many students have about the library hours. I am a night owl, so I get a lot of my school work done in the later
For those of you who think NASA and the U.S. space program ended years ago with the retirement of the space shuttles, think again. Last month, while we at USF
We don’t always get what we want. We can stand up and have a long list of all the reasons why we should have that thing. We can even recruit
I don’t think we understand love. This week, Nicholas Sparks, the beloved author of the most cherished romantic novels in America, announced this week that he is divorcing his wife
Pope Francis is one of the most admired and influential figures of our time. Forbes named him one of their five most powerful people, and the media portrays him in
Nothing unites a campus like sports. At least in the United States, that is. We’d like to think that our school spirit comes from our pride in academics. But let’s