EDITORIAL: Pompous predispositions uproot respect
Though they shouldn’t be, opinions are a tricky thing. Everyone has them, and everyone believes they should be allowed to have whatever opinions they want on whatever topic they choose.
Opinion
OPINION: MMA knocks out boxing
According to espn.com, Sugar Ray Robinson 175-19-6-2, Muhammad Ali 56-5 and Henry Armstrong 151-21-9 were the top three greatest fighters of all time.
While reading through the list, I noticed that a lot of the people on the list are not recent. I have figured, for a long while now, that Mixed Martial Arts has really taken over and out-shined boxing, but I never thought one of the greats would think the same as I do.
OPINION: Sagging styles reveal careless character
There have been a lot of styles for guys. One of the more recent styles has been for males to sag their pants below the butt, showing off underwear.
I do not understand why guys do this. Maybe they do it to show off for women; maybe it’s for attention; maybe it’s just for the “fashion” of it.
REVIEW: Successful Latin film brings spice to American market
Nobody is completely ready for parenthood, right?
In the movie, Instructions not Included, Valentin Bravo goes from being a playboy in Acapulco to a devoted father after a fling from the past leaves a baby, Maggie, on his doorstep. Maggie’s mother drops her off, then leaves to pay the cab fee and doesn’t return.
REVIEW: ‘Walter Mitty’ inspires viewers to live in the moment
Last weekend, I went with a friend to see The Secret Life of Walter Mitty. I usually do not go the movie theater, partially because I cannot sit still long enough to finish a movie and partially because I would rather spend my money on something else.
POLL: Would YOU take a P.E. class if it wasn’t required?
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POLL: Do YOU feel safe on campus?
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EDITORIAL: Small, steady steps lead to realistic resolutions
New beginnings appear all the time. A season arrives, a semester begins, a job starts. All are chances to wipe the slate clean and start fresh. But there’s something different about January, something that screams “resolution” like no other.