GUEST COLUMN: Bernie’s campaign was just the beginning
Editor's note: Evan Wittenbach is the the co-founder of Central Michigan University's Students for Bernie Sanders group and a key operative in Sanders' new Our Revolution campaign.
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Editor's note: Evan Wittenbach is the the co-founder of Central Michigan University's Students for Bernie Sanders group and a key operative in Sanders' new Our Revolution campaign.
I believe that wisdom and perspective are the cornerstones of true knowledge. Spending some time on the block and knowing the names of all your neighbors is more valuable than any skill acquired from a textbook.
In case you haven’t heard, we are approaching the final few months of a presidential election. It has been a unique year for national politics, to say the least.
COLUMN: As the clock hits 0:00
Bass drops, the vibration of my phone and cheers of celebration sound off around me as I try to settle into studying for exams on a Tuesday night in my apartment.
Social justice efforts are multi-faceted and complex, but all boil down to the same underlying problem: discrimination.
Both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton took the New York primaries by storm. Both candidates won the Empire State with close to or slightly more than 60 percent of the vote.
I am a second-generation Asian-American male of Filipino descent.
America should always be a place where a person who is willing to work hard has a fair shot to get ahead and have success in life, no matter his or her background.
As I lug my tired butt down from the third floor of Merrill Hall into the dining hall, I realize two things: one — I pay too much money to be here and have my meals consist of soup, salad, soup, salad, ed nauseum. Two — how long is it going to be until there’s always a vegetarian option available at cafeterias around campus, and not just a day of the week devoted to “healthy eating?”
Cell phones are ruining the college experience.
Check yourself before you wreck yourself.
It is time our university leaders ask themselves an important question: What does Central Michigan University stand for?
One of my biggest gripes with living in Mount Pleasant during my first three-plus years here was the lack of a radio station that played hip-hop music — my favorite.
Two months before I left for my freshman year of college, my doctor made me choose between “an education and a body bag.”
It is always hard to pass the torch, especially when the torch embodies something that means as much to me as the Student Government Association does.
On March 23, News Central 34 released a broadcast that claimed to feature an exclusive interview with a student who said he saw sexually explicit images on a faculty member’s computer during a class in Moore Hall.
New students at Central Michigan University will not get the chance to appreciate the two days off before exams this year, known as Gentle Thursday and Friday.
I have never been good at making friends with people my age. I imagine, for others around campus, it’s the same way.
Pegged as the ultimate gladiator match in the history of comic book movies, "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" continues the story left off from 2014's "Man Of Steel."