Have you ever thought about traveling to different countries to enjoy all they have to offer and learn about their food, language, song or dance? What if you
It’s not uncommon in my apartment to be found making pizza rolls and sitting around the TV watching up “Phineas and Ferb.” This is only the latest obsession
On Sept. 13, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders introduced his “Medicare for All” bill. This bill would overhaul and expand Medicare. The proposal from Sanders is a proposal for
Most people think about Shakespeare and can’t help think of posh, quaint British accents and really ugly pants. But few people stop and recognize the relevance that Shakespeare’s
I know what you’re thinking. Your friend is finally back from studying abroad and you were so excited to see them, but now they won’t stop talking about
Sept. 10-16 is dedicated as National Suicide Prevention Week by the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. During this week the hashtag on twitter #StopSuicide is intended to encourage
We have a problem with our welfare system. Due to unemployment and underemployment, the poor of the U.S. must jump through endless hoops of complicated systems to get
How much time do you have for yourself? If your answer is none, you’re doing something wrong. As Loras students, our lives are busy. We often commit to
People may believe that I’m on my proverbial high horse when I talk about grammar because I am an English major, have (as some would say) an “abnormal”
American Democracy is laziness. Once every election cycle, a little over half of Americans turn out to partake in “democracy”, with the expectation that the individuals we elect
