“I’ll go just to see everything and the session of our new president and what it all is.”

—Fathima Sana,
20, freshman
of India

Fighting, yelling, and throwing things will get you nowhere in life fast. I believe compromise is a beautiful thing and saves people a lot of time and headaches.

“Seriously?” is the only way I could describe my feelings about the April 18, 2013 issue of the Eagle. The lack of respect in one specific article titled “Committee collapse takes democracy with it” disgusts me.

A television show that has gained much popularity among college students lately is “Adventure Time,” a simply drawn cartoon that has been airing on Cartoon Network since 2010.

Am I the only one who thinks that sex really isn’t that great? Don’t get me wrong, there’s probably no other act on the face of the planet that is as intimate as sex, but it should be used only when the time is right.

The keynote speaker at this year’s Golden Leaf Awards was Doane College Graduate Andy Pray; founder of Praytell Strategy, an independent public relations and digital media firm based in Brooklyn.

“It’s the students’ money so we should decide what happens with it. It’s our events, our activities; we should have some kind of decision.”

—Jazzy Seumalo,
22, senior
of Bremerton, Wash.

There are few words that can explain my disgust and contempt at how what was once a democracy has become a dictatorship.

This week, President Barack Obama announced the dissolution of the U.S. House of Representatives Ways-and-Means Committee.

If you have turned on the television any time since yesterday, odds are you’ve heard about the bombings in Boston.