Opinions

While I was driving to school last week I started thinking about why people draw “lines of fellowship” in the Church. I remember growing up and we did not work…

“Patience, young grasshopper,” I tell myself as I try to flip a still-gooey pancake. A canceled morning class amidst a stressful week is the perfect excuse to actually make some…

Iam still trying to digest the events of New Years’ Eve dinner; so here I go, off to a new adventure with my classmates. On Jan. 2, I left Rome…

As if the issue was not hot enough before, this past year has proven to be more controversial than ever as Americans debate over the issue of gun control. It…

The American public complains about the right to privacy all the time. Americans, usually rightfully so, claim their right to privacy and their right to live a safe, secure life…

The holiday season is long gone, but February festivities are upon us, and with them comes a whole new level of stress. So much anticipation for one day comprised of…

In the famous court scene in “The Merchant of Venice,” Shylock demands justice against his enemy, who owes him three thousand gold ducats. Antonio is an importer/exporter who has had…