Viewpoints: Remakes are uncreative and add nothing new to the story or our culture
(Alec's note: Sorry Paige, I couldn't resist! Well, I could, I just chose not to.)
COLUMN
Column: Fedora's $12 million unemployment claim
"While I have issues with Fedora's linkage of football to American greatness, I do not have much of a personal issue with the coach."
Viewpoints: "Lion King" remake, hear me roar
Twenty-five years after the release of "The Lion King," Disney is giving us a remake. Anyway, they released a teaser trailer last week, and honestly, we’re not worthy.
Column: Pour one out for Fedora
"Although perhaps he could not quite overcome the tasks which he was faced with, Coach Fedora did his level best and took responsibility when he did not live up. For that I commend him."
YAFI: In which we save your Christmases
YAFI brings you a holiday gift-giving guide for all kinds of friends.
Column: Senseless death, same as it ever was
A small death of my soul occurs every time I hear of another slaughter. I worry that enough of these small deaths, felt as a nation, will leave no one to take a hold of the wheel and swerve us off of this terrible path.
Column: The real enemy
I’m a journalism major, and I think often about what my career will look like after I graduate. It’s a dangerous time to be a journalist, and if our president won’t protect us, who will?
Column: Peter Tosh was right
An important component of any bill that legalizes marijuana, however, should be the release of all prisoners held on marijuana-related charges, as well as some compensation for their legal persecution. Ending a long-standing tool of systemic oppression is not enough; we will also have to undo the damage that this oppression created.
Column: Is age just a number?
One of the most notable of these civil rights movements has been the transgender movement. Their success has been nearly unprecedented in political and cultural history. The rapidity at which they have succeeded at achieving recognition has been remarkable, especially when you consider that movements who represent larger portions of the population have taken much longer to achieve their goals.
Column: Diversity was the biggest winner in 2018 midterms
The 2018 midterm elections produced many surprising victories, but perhaps the most game-changing of them all was that won by diversity in politics.
Column: CAPS needs to be better
Throw into the mix that these students are struggling with mental disorders that can border on debilitating, and CAPS can be distinctly unhelpful.
Column: Jack Corbin has harassed our paper before
"People like Corbin, who spew vitriolic hate at journalists and activists alike, are not First Amendment warriors."
Editorial: Don't mess with checks and balances
Perhaps it’s best summed up by the infamous Marina Diamandis quote, “Just found out the world doesn’t revolve around me. Shocked and upset.” Must be a tough pill to swallow.
Column: In defense of Broward County
Our reputation has taken a bit of a hit these past few weeks. The way our officials handle elections in a county of almost 2 million people is, quite frankly, an embarrassment, and we need a vast overhaul of our system. But remember, we could always be North Florida.
Column: Pour one out for the kilogram
With their vote today, it's true, they are making the world a little more precise. But they're making it less fun too.
Guest op-ed: Recognizing the accomplishments of Black Americans
Dennis Cuddy, former American history instructor at UNC, emphasizes the achievements of African American people.
Column: Getting in the holiday mood
"In catalyzing such a joyful mood, this journey offered me reminders of what constitutes the warm feeling of holidays: familiarity and tradition."
Column: Thank you, Mark McCombs
"I signed up for Math 118 expecting a semester of half-assed work and deathly boring lectures. Professor Mark McCombs, our fearless Math 118 leader, totally, completely subverted my expectations."
Column: The dispensability of BDE
As it turns out, Ariana Grande was the one with BDE the entire time. But because she lacks the D, it's been rebranded to "thank u, next."
