A press conference is anything but fun and games, especially to those asking the questions.
Category: Columns
Posted inColumns, Features
The Audio Files: Music may be free, but memories aren’t
When your music is free, memories come at a price.
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‘Aloha’: Wandering narrative a waste of potential
Emma Stone as one quarter Hawaiian and one quarter Chinese? Not buying it.
Posted inColumns, Opinion
The Right Angle: How the Master Plan Hurts ‘Learn by Doing’
Revitalization and renovation on campus is a positive goal, but it cannot trump the one reason for the existence of a university: Education.
Posted inColumns, Opinion
Crazy for acai
Maybe people are not fully aware of the benefits they are reaping from eating this soupy substance, or they don’t care as long as it’s been deemed healthy by O Magazine.
Posted inColumns, Opinion
Feeding an Uncertain Future
The potential for positive change through revolutionizing what we eat is tremendous.
Posted inColumns, Opinion
2015 FIFA Women’s World Cup: US capable of strong victory
This summer could turn frowns upside-down as the U.S. Women’s National Team competes for the FIFA World Cup title in Canada.
Posted inColumns, Opinion
The Right Angle: Law enforcement is far from a problem
As Americans, we must understand that law enforcement is here for the greater good.
Posted inColumns, Opinion
Cal Poly then and now
It is important to look at where we have been, but also to ask where we are going.
Posted inColumns, Opinion
Justice Department to Investigate Baltimore Police
The truth we are all aware of, but only some of us wish to admit, is that countless law enforcement agencies across the country continue to uphold a culture of racial discrimination within their ranks.