Education shouldn’t be hurt by difference of opinion Political preferences in the classroom are detrimental to both class experience and learning capability, especially when wielded “Political preferences should stay out of the classroom”
Category: Opinion
Tackles a wide assortment of issues ranging from NDSU’s campus to international
Dear family and friends
The importance of staying in contact with loved ones A new year, maybe a new you? I know you must have heard this saying a “Dear family and friends”
Don’t be nice, be kind
The art of being outspoken, accountable and uncomfortable Just by existing today in 2021, you’ve seen some wild behavior in this country; either wildly entertaining, “Don’t be nice, be kind”
Terrorism at the Capitol
A lesson in unhealthy disagreement There are so many things I contemplated writing about over winter break, I brainstormed all the topics that could be “Terrorism at the Capitol”
NDSU without an Honors Program
Academic program slashed due to budget cuts About four years ago I was prompted by my grandparents, two very enthusiastic NDSU alumni, to visit the “NDSU without an Honors Program”
Why you should still wear your mask
Feelings on safety post-holiday Covid-19 has affected everyone in Fargo, North Dakota as well as the entirety of the United States. Nearly one year ago, “Why you should still wear your mask”
The future of activity at NDSU
Remote learning may not end just because the pandemic does It is no question that the COVID-19 pandemic and subsequent quarantine have changed the social “The future of activity at NDSU”
Churches are an essential service
The quiet services that churches provide Religion is an important part of the lives of many Americans, myself included, and one of the most controversial “Churches are an essential service”