Coming to MSU made me understand privilege
“Life is fair, it’s just equally unfair.”
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“Life is fair, it’s just equally unfair.”
Michigan State University is a school that is very forward, socially aware as well as morally conscious. That is part of the reason I chose to attend here.
I’ll go ahead and admit it right away. I’m considered a food processor.
While the end of my second year approaches, I have been met with a feeling of panic. Where have these past two years gone? What have I already missed out on? Is my resume impressive enough? Have I taken the time to really embrace the first half of what should be the best four years of my life?
Social media has allowed us to connect with people we never would have had the opportunity to otherwise. So why are we seeing more and more people suffering from depression and loneliness? Social media was supposed to bring us closer, not distance us.
Why is feminism such a scary word?
It’s the middle of the semester. You’re sitting in class, completely lost, but you just can’t find the courage to raise your hand and stop a 500 person class to ask a question. Whether the professor is going too fast, you can’t understand the professor or the material the professor is presenting just doesn’t make sense, you manage to find yourself confused.
A hot button topic across collegiate athletics is the compensation of student athletes for play and the use of their likeness.
I may not be a history major, but I have a special passion for United States history.
I hate myself for using the following phrase but there’s no way around it: I am a film geek.
Winter time is here, and with it comes the mob of students trying to get onto the bus.
“Thank you” isn’t hard to say — the two words take approximately one second to speak, and yet they hold an immense amount of meaning.
by Henry Pan
Who said that being president of the United States was all work and no play?
Last summer was my first experience living on my own outside of the dorms. The amount of freedom I’d found in East Lansing during my freshman year was something I did not want to let go of once summer rolled around.
What happened to East Neighborhood? What happened to it being the butt of jokes of the residential buildings on campus? What happened to the notion that East Neighborhood is for the “outcasts” of campus?
Almost everyone has an opinion on E L James’ erotic book-turned-movie, “Fifty Shades of Grey.” While a large population of women are enamored by the film, proclaiming they want to find their own Christian Grey, a large number of people from within the BDSM (bondage, domination, sadism and masochism) community are outraged by the story, claiming it portrays an unrealistic — and more importantly, unsafe — BDSM relationship.
What. A. Show.
I am not a Muslim but I am human.
This year Americans will spend more than $2.1 billion on flowers on Valentine’s Day alone, according to NBC News. The prices of roses skyrocket. Restaurant reservations will be non-existent. Wine will disappear off shelves, movie tickets will be sold out and extravagant dinners will be slaved over.