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Caring for Children Must Mean Caring for Mothers
4+ day, 18+ hour ago (911+ words) Writer Stasia Holmes argues education centered around children should also involve education about mothers. My son started kindergarten the very same day my classes started at Loyola this term. He stuffed his feet into scuffed navy sneakers, securing the wide…...
???A breath of fresh air???: Students and Faculty Adapt to No-Tech Classrooms
5+ day, 6+ hour ago (689+ words) Across the Chicago area, both Loyola and the University of Chicago are imposing stricter limits on technology, including laptops, phones and iPads during lectures. At Loyola, students in the Interdisciplinary Honors Program are going technology free, with each course in…...
The Journal Won???t Judge: Adjusting to College Life
5+ day, 9+ hour ago (612+ words) Writer Envia Daniel details the many benefits journaling can have for undergraduate students. Although writing might be a less preferable activity for some, it can be surprisingly beneficial for students, especially with the unfamiliar beginnings of the semester. Complaining about…...
Lights, Camera, Distraction
5+ day, 9+ hour ago (1111+ words) Opinion Editor Carlos Soto-Angulo argues the unwritten rules of theater etiquette are becoming easier to break and harder to uphold in the ever-changing moviegoing sphere. There used to be an unspoken rule when going to the movies. Once the lights…...
Let???s Rethink the Internship Problem
5+ day, 6+ hour ago (946+ words) Deputy Opinion Editor Sadie Harlan muses on the shortcomings and inaccessibility of today’s experience-based world. Today’s college students have an unlikely mascot. He’s not dressed in bright colors or an oversized jersey. He lacks the typical fursuit many universities favor…...
They Don???t Sell Whimsy On Amazon: The Politics Behind The Threads
5+ day, 9+ hour ago (633+ words) Writer Anna DeBord encourages a closer look into the politics behind clothing. Fashion is a form of expression, a way to take one’s ideological beliefs and turn them outward-facing. It allows one to wear their heart not only on their…...
Happy Hour: Dolly Parton Kissed Her???Butterfly??? Charm on the World
5+ day, 15+ hour ago (623+ words) Happy Hour is a recurring column from Newsletter Editor Andrew Quinn highlighting individual artists’ advocacy and charity work. She worked her “9 to 5” — what a way to make a living. On Aug. 25, millions of fans mourned the loss of country music…...