Leaders require the courage to fail
Before the beginning of each fall semester, the employees of the Associated Students of the University of Nevada are required to participate in a five-hour …
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Resolve to forgo futile New Year’s resolutions
by Stephanie Self New Year’s resolutions are rather strange. I get why we look at the New Year as a time to “start over,” “reinvent,” …
The end of the beginning: so long*
By Megan Ortiz I’m not graduating this fall. I am walking away from something important, though. This will be the last time I write for …
Follow the three P’s after graduation*
By Juan López “People are going to be begging me to work for them after I graduate.” I graduated with two bachelor’s degrees from the …
Stellar advice for finishing out fall finals*
By Will Harrison Hello there! I’ve studied astrology every day for a couple years now. It’s truly one of my chief passions in life and …
“Non-smokers die every day”*
Habitual smoker Kenny Bissett does not believe in the effectiveness of social pressure put on smokers to get them to quit. He argues that people …
Some people already have a beef with my vegetarianism
by Stephanie Self Please allow me to preface this column by saying that I know many of you may have read something like this before. …
The only white meat at dinner this year
by Juliana Bledsoe Thanksgiving inevitably brings up awkward family interactions, but nothing at home can ever really prepare you for spending holidays with the family …
Healthy diets on the rise, not the thighs
Food is a major part of life. Between it and alcohol, there aren’t many other things that are almost guaranteed to be involved in a …
Feminism is not just for females
by Logan Miller I’m a feminist. I’m also a guy, in case the beard didn’t give me away. I haven’t always been comfortable claiming this …