What happened, how it ended and what I think The Kyle Rittenhouse trial had gained national attention and I was curious who he was, what “The jury has spoken in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial”
Category: Opinion
Tackles a wide assortment of issues ranging from NDSU’s campus to international
Did the juries in Rittenhouse and Arbery cases make the right decision?
A follow-up to ‘Vigilante justice in America’ During our last publication, I wrote about the Kyle Rittenhouse case and the Ahmaud Arbery case. Since then, “Did the juries in Rittenhouse and Arbery cases make the right decision?”
How dress codes oppress young women
From spaghetti straps to open-toed shoes “Dresses, shorts or skirts must be no shorter than five inches above the kneeling knee (even with leggings).” “No “How dress codes oppress young women”
There is so much good, so much to be thankful for
Realizing how blessed you are will help get you through the rest of the semester Homework? Finals? Yeah, I hope you didn’t worry about it “There is so much good, so much to be thankful for”
Give us a fall break, NDSU
There are too many reasons why students need a break When people ask me how I’m doing, I always respond with, “I am doing pretty “Give us a fall break, NDSU”
Spreading holiday cheer through suicide prevention
Mental health prioritization through volunteerism, community action and general merriment Hi everyone! It unfortunately snowed, but luckily it is just about time to go home “Spreading holiday cheer through suicide prevention”
Vigilante justice in America
How Kyle Rittenhouse’s crimes and Ahmaud Arbery murder are going to shape our country The cases On Aug. 25, 2020, Kyle Rittenhouse found himself in “Vigilante justice in America”
How to ruin Thanksgiving
A guide to a much more entertaining holiday We all know the trope about how family holidays can be; the big fights, overturned dinner plates, “How to ruin Thanksgiving”