Every once in awhile there is a game so epic that you can’t help but watch it. The game goes down to the wire with both teams fighting desperately for a big win to keep their season alive.
Category: Columns
Posted inColumns, Features
Murphy’s rounds out album of the decade series with nostalgia, melodramatic lyrics
Nostalgia is a dangerous thing. The past was not how we remember it and we simply will never relive whatever warm-and-fuzzies we try to remember.
Posted inColumns, Opinion
Poly student sustainability mindset needs improvement
We must develop a unique epistemology of systems thinking; that is, an understanding of how problems can be solved by looking at the components as a part to the whole.
Posted inColumns, Features
Intact: Tales of an uncircumcised life
Here’s something else you didn’t need to know about me: I’ve never had any sort of body modification.
Posted inColumns, Features
Quirky wedding tale is pleasantly offbeat and unexpected
Nicholas Weinstock’s “As Long as She Needs Me” is an engaging read on the nature of what it means to put your job before your own life and when it’s time to switch up your priorities.
Posted inColumns, Opinion
AB 656 would make CSU cuts a little less painful
I have to admit that when my professors announced their furlough days this quarter, I cherished the lost class time.
Posted inColumns, Opinion
The cycle of liberty continues
Though I would not go so far as to call this treasonous, as some bloggers have, I would say that a greeting representational of an equal relationship between America and Japan.
Posted inColumns, Features
Bring people together for a feast
What is the best way to gather friends and family to spend time together celebrating the joys of life?
Posted inColumns, Sports
The Silvey Lining: Spotlight burns Cutler
Just when you think you’re the only one in the world creative enough to have a football column come out on Tuesday, they rip your heart out and stomp on it.
Posted inColumns, Opinion
Right to bear arms can provide protection
People need to be willing to accept the fact that from time to time, despite all our best efforts, mass shootings will occur. It is a very sad fact.
Posted inColumns, Features
Memoir tells of author’s unorthodox childhood
Do you find yourself complaining about midterms? Don’t want to write those final papers? Try putting yourself in someone else’s shoes.