If you commit, stick with it
Being in college it is assumed that students will maintain some form of responsibility, whether it is completing homework every day for classes or taking on tasks for an organization you are a member of.
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Wednesday, April 29, 2026
Opinion
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Gov. should stay out of business
It has long been said, “The government that governs least governs best.”
Read MoreA new perspective on Cuba
For more than 50 years, the relationship between Cuba and the United States has been scarred by the embargo levied in 1960.
Read MoreOutrage over Sen.’s remarks is misplaced
Nebraska State senator Ernie Chambers of Omaha created a firestorm after controversial statements he made during last week’s hearing on a bill that would allow concealed carry permit holders to have firearms in bars and establishments that serve liquor.
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“What did you gain and what was your favorite part of the International Food Tasting Party?”
Michaella Weverka
19, freshman of Callaway
“I didn’t know the
Koran refugee group was so large. My favorite part was when the Ethiopian girls did their dance.”
Who are your Final 4 March Madness picks? Who do you want to win? And why?
Grant Stone
24, senior, of Canton, Michigan
“Michigan State, Kentucky, Arizona, and Northern Iowa. Michigan State, because I’m from Michigan.”
Come on, guys; Jazz isn’t bad
I agree that there are defiantly true “Jazz Nazis” out there that will rag on any type of music that doesn’t swing. However, most Jazz musicians are not as closed-minded as you have been led to believe.
Read MoreRepublican Sen.’s letter did more harm than good
On March 9, freshman Sen. Tom Cotton, a former Army Officer and Republican of Arkansas, sent an Open Letter to the Leaders of the Islamic Republic of Iran, which bore the signatures of Cotton and 46 of his Republican colleagues.
Read MoreHead to Head: Jazz
According to Nielsen‘s 2014 Year-End Report, Jazz is continuing to fall out of favor with American listeners. Jazz is now tied with classical as the “least-popular” genre, comprising just 1.4% of sales.
Read MoreLent isn’t just about ‘giving up’
For many Catholics, Lent is the season for growing in their faith.
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