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The campaign “hashtag” “Why I Don’t Need Feminism” became popular at the end of summer when the Tumblr blog “We Don’t Need Feminism!,” and others like it, went viral.
All too often, students don’t immediately seek medical assistance for those believed to be suffering from an alcohol-related injury or illness. Sometimes, this is out of fear that they will be prosecuted or penalized by law enforcement if it is revealed that they, too, had been consuming alcohol underage. The Indiana Lifeline Law was written to protect such individuals. It’s a law that prioritizes saving a student in need versus arresting a few intoxicated ones.
In the Monroe County Community School Corporation, when you’re learning about the Bill of Rights, you can now also learn about your Miranda rights.
Israel and Palestine have never played nice.
The Catholic Church has long struggled with priests not being able to keep their habits clean. Is Pope Francis the hero we need, or is it too late for change?
The Editorial Board isn’t a huge fan of the ?Transportation Security ?Administration.
The United States government is a big spender. We have a bit of a debt problem right now.
We say: Tesla's patent gamble could pay off big.
We say: police squads should de-militarize
We say: the NSA has gone too far, again.
We say: rein in this chariot of fire
This semester might be ending, but we’re bound to continue to see and feel the aftermath of what’s happened during its course.
Males encouraging sexual assault awareness in such a way is also beneficial because it highlights the dichotomous way in which we view it. In American culture, heterosexual rape is sometimes regarded merely as a “feminist” or a “woman’s” issue, while male-male rape is scoffed at or ridiculed.
Personal branding places far too much emphasis on the immediate differences between people.
Society has shackled people of color with unnecessary wage, employment and education gaps. And now the Supreme Court wants to only tighten the cuffs.
Many base their impressions of North American culture on celebrities. Even if we took race out of the picture, Lavigne made a bad impression.
The symbolic recognition of indigenous peoples is a necessary and justified step in reconciling the white-washed narrative of history we’ve been taught since elementary school and the reality of what actually happened.
Hoosiers should be able to make decisions for themselves. So while you enjoy this Little 500 — partaking or not — know you might just be witnessing the quiet beginning of the end of another sort of prohibition.
Leaving people unaware of what offenses certain fraternities have committed in order to find themselves on judicial watch not only does a disservice to our greek system, but also to our campus at large.
If Kruzan wants to summon his sentimentality and sense of values for a city ordinance, he should direct it toward a proposal that allows Interfaith to stay open year-round. Or support any proposal to help the poor and homeless in the Bloomington community.
