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Today's youth is not as outspoken and passionate as older generations. Instead of being distracted by the internet, more young adults need to be involved with making a change in the world.
Some students move away to go to college. But what if you spend less time in Mount Pleasant out of the year and more driving home? Students shouldn't have to register where they go to college, in this instance.
The earthquake in Haiti has devastated the country. It's another tragedy in a long history of violence and unfair treatment toward Haiti.
Valentine's Day has been turned into a capitalistic and fake holiday where people are pressured to buy elaborate gifts. You don't have to your Valentine anything, and you don't have to buy exclusively for your significant other.
The word "negro" is used next to African American and Black on the U.S. Census for race. The Census Bureau isn't trying to be racist - they're trying to accommodate three different generations.
The math and writing centers may have to slash their hours due to the budget crunch. Students need these centers more than over to succeed. It would be in the university's best interest to keep them open.
In the past, there have been courageous leaders that challenged injustices. In a world overrun by technology and creature comforts, young people should remember that they too have the ability to change things.
Students who go to Central Michigan University should fill out the Census Forms to help make a better community for both the school and Mount Pleasant.
City planer Jeff Gray wants students to register Mount Pleasant as home on the census, despite the city just being a temporary home.
The State of the State address last Wednesday was nothing more than a rehash of what Gov. Granholm's been saying for years. It was nothing different and the last thing Michigan needs to hear is more of the same.
The iPad doesn't do anything new that existing technology can do. Essentially, there's no point in buying one.
Older students exist on campus but aren't recognized by diversity groups on campus. What exactly does the university consider diverse, and worth talking about?
Many students were drawn to this university because of the Central Michigan Promise and free admittance to sporting events. With the Promise gone, the university should hold onto the free admission if they want to retain a student body.
With programs like iChat and Skype, it's easier than ever to make a long-distance relationship work. Both people in the relationship need to dedicate time though if they expect it to work.
Haitian children are being adopted by loving parents all over the world. In the process though, it's unknown if they are retaining their identity as Haitians. It is up to the adoptive parents to make sure children remember where they came from.
Twitter is a useful social media tool, especially when it comes to news. But like all things, there are a set of etiquette rules that go along with it.
Most news organizations are owned by corporations already. T.V. anchors, newspapers and other mediums can - and may have already done so - influence political debate. Corporations should have a voice, too.
Rothbury was said to be canceled this year because promoters could not find enough bands to play this year. Hopefully this is true, and the festival will be back in action in 2011.
Now that corporations have more influence in political advertising, people will be bombarded with ads swaying them to vote for special interest groups. The elite have the ability to influence the many on how to vote.
State Senator Scott Brown defeated Attorney General Martha Coakley to become the next State Senator. Brown's victory is attributed to Coakley's terrible campaign that swayed even Democrats to vote Republican.