by Brenna Fisher | Sep 30, 2016 |
In one of my sociology classes, sociological theory, we talk a lot about deviant behaviors and social norms in our society. This past week, my professor challenged us to break one of these norms, so I decided to go to the dining hall and stare at people intently when...
by Maddie Taylor | Sep 30, 2016
In his two-hour documentary Sicko, guru film producer Michael Moore investigates the interworking and corruption behind the health care system in the United States. Sicko centers its examination on the many shortcomings of our nation’s health care networks, detailing...
by Matthew George Root | Sep 28, 2016
Humans are animals. I mean this in a very literal way, not in an insulting or demeaning one. We are eukaryotic and multicellular. We digest our food within our bodies and reproduce sexually. We are, from a biological standpoint, among the same group of organisms that...
by Taylor C Campbell-phipps | Sep 27, 2016
During Tuesday’s class we watched a video discussing how both American and Global politics have deteroirated. In a more specific article by Joanna Ivin, “I Know Why Poor Whites Chant Trump, Trump, Trump” she explains why poor white Americans have rallied behind Trump...
by Daniel E Lee | Sep 27, 2016
For the most recent assignment for class students were asked to research presidential candidates and find reasons why one candidate would be a better choice for college students than some of the other candidates. I had to give reasons why Hillary Clinton is not the...
by Mi Ni Tzou | Sep 26, 2016
In September 6, we talked about the elements that shapes people’s identities, including “age, developmental or acquired disability, religion and spiritual orientation, ethnicity and racial identity, socioeconomic status, sexual orientation, indigenous heritage,...
by Olivia Kathleen Richards | Sep 26, 2016
This past week’s assignment of analysis of the “best” option in a presidential candidate for the 2016 election in regards to college students and their mental health/health care was no walk in the park for me. As a student who has always been passionate about...
by Kandice Pettaway | Sep 25, 2016 |
I don’t like Trump. But I don’t really like Hillary either. And who the heck is Jill Stein? Politics have never really interested me. During my early childhood, all I knew was that Bush was not the best President. It was a long time before I...
by Kyle Rutter | Sep 25, 2016 |
Yesterday morning I had to drag myself out of bed, not for my normal routine of PT, but to attend a World in Conversation event. Walking towards Pond Lab in the morning I had no idea what to expect. Our instructor for ARMY 401 had made the global conversation with...
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