Silence gay stereotypes, let kids be kids
ByWhat is “gay?” It could refer to homosexuality, but is there a cultural stereotype that is associated with the word, which I think is a problem.
What is “gay?” It could refer to homosexuality, but is there a cultural stereotype that is associated with the word, which I think is a problem.
“If a man also lie with mankind, as he lieth with a woman, both of them have committed an abomination: They shall surely be put to death; their blood shall be upon them,” Leviticus 20:13.
When a loved one dies, the last thing the family wants to worry about is legal battles over the deceased’s property.
I am a Christian. I support gay marriage. I do not believe homosexuality is a sin, but for people who believe that homosexuality is actually a sin, and those who believe in the Bible, a reevaluation of Christianity should be made.
At 18 years old you are considered an adult. You can vote for the president, lease a house and risk your life for our country, but we are not allowed to have a drink?
I never really thought much about the drinking age until the past few days. The idea of there even being a legal drinking age can easily slip your mind if you ever walked down Richard Avenue on a Friday night.
If Jesus turned water into wine, I say drink it, along with the holy spirits, and hell, beer too. Your drink says a lot about you, and it affects your health obviously, so there are a few things to consider before you make a liquor store run or take out cash for the bar.
When it comes to drinking alcohol there are a lot of rules and regulations that go along with it. For starters, you must be 21 years old to consume alcohol.
I have met people younger than 25-years-old who stare into the mirror and dapple their cheeks with their fingers, checking for elasticity.
All of us have something we would like to change about ourselves — maybe it is a few pounds we should lose or a bump on our nose we would like shaved down.
Rhinoplasty; Liposuction; Buttock Augmentation; Oh my. Plastic surgery is something that has become ingrained into our society since the first breast augmentation was conducted in 1895.
“Good news for thousands of girls who have no sex appeal, thousands gain 10 to 25 pounds quick with ironized yeast.” Ever think an advertisement would exist promising to make women more attractive by gaining weight?
Video games are embedded in American culture. They have existed since the 1940s. Video games distract children, men or women for hours at a time.
Sweaty hands clench awkward-shaped plastic. I push forward the right side of the plus-sign shaped button as if my actual life depends on it, and my right thumb pounds “A” with the driving force of a jackhammer.
Video games have been part of society for decades now. Video games have been an adolescent and adult form of entertainment for years and the gaming industry has grown substantially since the beginning.
With a little more than a month left, college students are thinking about summer break and are starting to become distracted with the approaching beautiful weather.
Moving to a different area or city is certainly not an easy thing to do. Friends, family, acquaintances are often very meaningful, but lost in an instant when shifting to a new location. My experience was very similar to this, but to a whole new level.
When my section editor and I discussed the topic of immigration, I decided that I would not tackle the issue of strengthening laws or undocumented workers.
When it comes to immigration, my standpoint is simple — the more the merrier. The United States has been described as a melting pot for hundreds of years, blending together dozens and dozens of cultures that have given us the diversity that we have in our society today.