The goal of professor David Blow’s Media Ethics course is to have greater understanding of the various ethical dilemmas that media workers deal with on a daily basis and the implications of their decisions. One assignment in this class was to watch a documentary titled “The Bridge,” produced by Eric Steel, and react to what […]
Spite is a powerful tool. The majority of the time, if I do anything, it is out of spite. Tell me I cannot do something and bam, I will do it just to watch you suffer. I got into standup comedy after someone once told me I wasn’t funny. I then performed a show with […]
A unique problem is presenting itself in the Vermont Statehouse. This problem is so immense it is causing locals to become very agitated and stressed with their neighbors. But let’s be honest, if you had a 1,000-pound animal making divots in your yard you probably wouldn’t be too happy either! That’s the issue, livestock getting […]
Fellow students, as an older student speaking from experience, I have made my fair share of questionable decisions. At 33 years of age and a junior in college, I have made choices that have held me back and caused some delays in my journey to graduate with a bachelor’s degree. For over 10 years, I […]
“The Little Prince” Sophomore Ines Robres points to “The Little Prince,” or El Principito in her native tongue of Spanish, as a highly recommended book. The delightfully short story of a young man travelling the cosmos can be brought back to earth in its central themes and messages. The overarching theme of innocent love flows […]
Would you like to live there eventually, or not? That is a question I’ve received countless times. The answer is no. Maybe for a little bit, not permanently. I might change my mind one day, who knows, but for now, it’s a no. Ever since I was a child, I dreamt of visiting and living […]