Maria Kesic, Guest Columnist
September 26, 2019
st starting to afflict the student body, but Archbishop John Baptist Odama of Uganda, who visited John Carroll on Sept. 10, argues that we have all been sick for much longer than just flu season.
Our illness? A lack of communion.
The sympt...
Michael Sweet, Guest Columnist
September 26, 2019
In 2008, Ohio resident Trina Batchel began to have complications during her pregnancy. Fearing that something was wrong, she sought help at her local clinic. However, because of an outstanding balance from a previous visit, Batchel...
Editorial Staff
September 26, 2019
Sixteen-year-old Swedish climate change activist Greta Thunberg made national headlines after her appearance at the United Nations Summit on Monday. Thunberg’s coveted position of national attention and admiration did not result...
Kathleen Mackey, Editor-in-Chief
September 26, 2019
Welcome to another year of me attempting to eloquently express the swarming thoughts living inside my brain! *cracks knuckles* Let’s get into it.
Summer is a prime time to unwind, relax and worry less about responsibilitie...
Dr. Walter Stepaneko, Guest Columnist
September 26, 2019
Many people in the John Carroll University community have expressed dissatisfaction with and disapproval of President Johnson’s recent decision to cancel the student drag show, a John Carroll tradition since 2007. I write this...
Josie Schuman, Op/Ed Editor
September 26, 2019
As an anxious high school senior, I chose John Carroll because, after one visit, I knew the school valued community. I knew JCU wasn’t a place where you could easily get lost in the crowd, not just because it only takes 10 minutes...
Sean Cain, Guest Columnist
April 11, 2019
Let’s talk about homophobia, JCU. To quote the “Wizards of Waverly Place” theme song, “Everything is not what it seems.” Besides being from an iconic Disney TV show from our childhood, the song points out an interesting...
Dominic Gordon, Guest Columnist
April 11, 2019
I was in a discussion with a couple of members from a club on campus regarding the current dynamics of how they will select their next club president. I am friends with the candidates running, so I schemed to think of a way to...
April 11, 2019
As a student newspaper we encourage the free expression of ideas. However, the language and tone in some columns this past year have caused pain and insult to students and, for that, we apologize. As journalists, we hold ourselves...
Joseph Kukral, Op/Ed Editor
April 11, 2019
Throughout history, American politics has often suffered from a strain of populist radicalism. Fortunately, while it has existed, moderate and reasonable minds have been able to constrain it when it has appeared to be most dangerous....
Joseph Kukral, Op/Ed Editor
March 28, 2019
As technology continues to develop, companies are increasingly inclined to use it in sophisticated ways. The business practice of data mining and warehousing has become common as it has led to improvements in targeted marketing for...
Kathleen Mackey, Managing Editor
March 28, 2019
“We appreciate your interest, but we have decided to proceed with different candidates.” This is one of the many variations of a commonly discouraging email that appears in young adults’ inboxes. Compiling your best por...
