Chemical Weapons in Syria

Brittany Hinkel, Shift Editor/ Cartoonist
April 26, 2013

The Tax-Payer’s Money

Brittany Hinkel, Shift Editor, Cartoonist
April 4, 2013

US DEBT

Brittany Hinkel, Shift Editor, Cartoonist
March 19, 2013

Theory on the Educated Person

Brittany Hinkel, Shift Editor/ Cartoonist
March 6, 2013

There is no true way to define education, or what an educated person is. There could be an infinite number of definitions: each based on different principles such as: religion, ethnicity, gender, nationality, geography, and culture. In other words, each definition of the word is unique to the individual... Read more »

Brittany Hinkel, Shift Editor/Cartoonist
February 19, 2013

The Continuous Cannabis Controversy

Brittany Hinkel, Shift Editor/ Cartoonist
February 7, 2013

On Nov. 6, legislation was passed to legalize the recreational use of marijuana in Colorado and Washington. Since then, there has been a serious debate about whether or not the recreational use of marijuana is safe, much less acceptable. In order to fully understand the underlying issue, it is important... Read more »

Gun Control

Brittany Hinkel, Shift Editor/Cartoonist
January 26, 2013

Human — for better or worse

Robert M. Sapolsky
January 10, 2013

Los Angeles Times (MCT)–Are people, by nature, kind or rotten? This question has kept philosophers, theologians, social scientists and writers busy for millenniums. A vote for our basic rottenness comes from scholars such as Steven Pinker of Harvard, who has documented how it is the regulating... Read more »

To Test or Not to Test

Daira Gentrup, Graphic Artist
December 4, 2012

The end of the semester is worst part of the year for any college student. There are colds, flus and other illnesses flying around. You have to make it home to see you family for the holidays and you have to remember everything thing your professors have said in the last 16 weeks. Sounds like a pretty... Read more »

Consumerism and the Holidays

Brittany Hinkel, Editor/Cartoonist
November 27, 2012

It’s a well-known fact that retail sales increase during the holiday season. According to an about.com article, 2012 Christmas Holiday Shopping Season Retail Sales, Job, Technology Predictions, written by Barbara Farfan, the National Retail Federation predicts that Holiday shopping season sales will... Read more »

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