Posts Tagged ‘united states’
Haley’s House: Make college affordable again
College is becoming too expensive. So expensive college students are considering a college education to not be worth the time with a pile of student loan debt waiting for them at the end of the four years.
Read MorePolitickin’ me off: ‘Loyalty Day’ is not about loyalty
Loyalty Day is marked by the first day of May. But, Loyalty Day is not entirely about loyalty to the United States of America.
Read MoreWave That Flag: Opposing War is Patriotic
Almost every issue is polarizing in today’s political environment. Hot-button issues such as gender neutral bathrooms, political correctness and whether or not to salute the flag bore me. Yet many Americans are more interested in these issues and are oblivious and apathetic to the death and destruction our foreign policy unleashes on the world. We…
Read MoreGorlok Talk: What has your experience been with online classes?
Let us know what you think in the comments!
Read MoreThe Journal awaits Obama’s College Promise
The Journal supports Obama’s free community college plan and questions why it did not come sooner.
Read MoreCollege graduates work for minimum wage
The number of American college graduates working for minimum wage has increased by 70 percent over the last 10 years, according to a report from The Wall Street Journal.
Read MoreProfessionalism among students down, professors say
Professors from colleges and universities across the United States reported students lack professionalism, according to the York College of Pennsylvania 2012 Professionalism on Campus Survey.
Read MoreThe Republican approach to gaining the Latino vote
The Republican Party is trying to sway the Latino community’s vote by using a Latino representative and taking a new stance on immigration reform.
Read MoreGuest Commentary: What’s the cost of a common core curriculum
Even though it may be beneficial to come up with a plan to help kids succeed after high school, the Common Core’s ninth through 12th grade section may simply be too little too late.
Read MorePolitically Incorrect: The media misses their target with Obama
Why haven’t we heard about Obama’s skeet shooting before? Shouldn’t someone have mentioned the pastime of his? Why has a photo never been released of Obama skeet shooting? These are some of the questions asked during the onset of what prolifically (or embarrassingly) is being called “Skeet-gate.”
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