Chivalry is dead. All across the country, women are opening their own doors, casual relationships are ignited through social networks, and texting, even when on dates, is the norm. These days, technology has made “dating” […]
It used to be unexpected for a former garbage man to sit next to me and share insight into how the capital of the country has developed over the years. Such stories and adventures almost […]
By David Thomas Department of History Some of what passes for common knowledge about the Civil War is not knowledge at all. We “know” that Civil War doctors performed thousands of amputations, many of them […]
The New York Times released a package of articles Oct. 13 that focused on Russia, describing the ruin that is facing the country amid the two largest, most prosperous cities, St. Petersburg and Moscow. The […]
The Affordable Care Act, commonly referred to as Obamacare, is without a doubt the most controversial law passed in the United States within the last two decades. Signed into law by President Barack Obama in […]
8 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 21, 2013, my heart was broken. I received a phone call from a sorority sister but decided to ignore it since it was my only morning to sleep in a […]
Lately I have seen several articles floating around that are criticizing “Millennials,” a term used to reference people born between 1981 and 1999. We get criticized for many things, but the comment I see most […]
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