COLUMN: No title, only silence
(11/17/15 1:05pm)
I don’t think any particular lead will ever be able to describe the chaotic feelings that are rising in the city of Paris, my hometown.
Search Results
Below are your search results. You can also try a Basic Search.
COLUMN: Ministering through movement
(11/12/15 5:50pm)
When most people think about religion or church they usually depict it the same way. A person, whether it’s the pastor, minister, deacon, reverend or priest, standing in front relaying a message to the congregation. However, word of mouth is not the only way to practice religion.
COLUMN: stop verbal harassment
(11/05/15 5:14pm)
It’s a weekday. I’m walking to an interview in between classes, running on two hours of sleep and three cups of coffee. My hair is thrown up in a messy bun and I’m wearing my favorite crewneck, courtesy of Salvation Army. Suddenly, a huge honking noise followed by yelled comments on my outfit comes from a couple of guys in a passing car before they speed off. Momentarily startled, I continue walking, going over the questions I plan on asking my source, relatively unfazed.
COLUMN: How to Make Condoms Suck Less
(11/03/15 3:49pm)
Ok, so you’re in college now and meeting tons of attractive people. Maybe you’re thinking about hooking up with one or more of them, or maybe you already have.
Top Five Frightening Flicks
(10/29/15 4:51pm)
Just in time for Halloween, the hosts of Central Michigan Life's podcast "Horror Central" chose their Top Five scary movies of all time.
COLUMN: Cell phones are taking over
(10/29/15 3:54pm)
Are you following events on campus?
Movie Review: "The Last Witch Hunter" is the last movie you want to see
(10/25/15 5:19pm)
“The Last Witch Hunter” follows Kaulder, a witch hunter played by Vin Diesel cursed with immortality when he killed the Witch Queen 800 years prior to the main story.
COLUMN: Addressing skepticism about faith and Greek Life
(10/25/15 8:36pm)
Going Greek is one of the few things students can do to become more involved on campus.
Megan E. Stout
(10/15/15 2:28am)
COLUMN: Segregation in 2015
(10/15/15 2:23am)
“Boy toy or girl toy?” the McDonald’s cashier asks innocently after I order a Happy Meal for my son.
Column: It's more than alphabet soup
(10/11/15 7:32pm)
Sometimes, I feel like people think that LGBT stands for Lesbian Gay Bacon and Tomato at the rate that society forgets about bisexuals and transgender individuals.
COLUMN: Use social media freely, or not at all
(09/28/15 4:17pm)
One of my main concerns in life is making sure I portray myself so the world sees an accurate representation of my core morals and values. This includes every way I express myself, from how I act, what I say and all of my personal social media outlets.
COLUMN: Let survivors have a choice
(09/28/15 1:08am)
A woman you know has been sexually assaulted.
COLUMN: Michigan Film Office boosts the industry this state needs and deserves
(08/28/15 4:34pm)
When “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice” premieres March 25, I will be able to say I was fortunate enough to see how it was made by working on-set as an extra.
Column: What I learned my freshman year
(04/30/15 11:30pm)
Throughout high school, the only thing I remember hearing from my teachers was “we’re preparing you for what it’s going to be like in college."
COLUMN: The struggles of a feminine lesbian
(04/15/15 2:00am)
“You don't look like a lesbian."
COLUMN: When did everybody forget the definition of freedom?
(04/10/15 1:13am)
People seem to take freedom for granted here in the United States, which I find both hilarious and frightening.
Responsibility in the wake of tragedy
(04/01/15 2:12am)
I was with students, emergency responders and university officials when the Isabella County Dive Team pulled Michael Hartnett's body from the water.
COLUMN: One Call will not Define Lions Season
(01/11/15 8:34pm)
It’s over and done with, nothing can change it. That doesn’t mean it won’t be engrained in the minds of Lions’ fans for years to come.
COLUMN: Free speech is no excuse for bigotry and hate
(01/09/15 6:07pm)
My parents never taught me that if I didn’t have anything nice to say, I shouldn’t say anything at all. When they sat me down to have this talk, as all parents do, they told me this instead: I have the ability to say whatever I like, thanks to our First Amendment right, but I will be held accountable for my actions.
