Knighton: Virtual 3D mouth could improve future food production
Get a bite out of this. Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization demonstrated a 3D, virtual mouth model last Tuesday that examines what happens inside… Read more »
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Potter: False ad campaigns prompt citizens to be more informed
Corruption in politics is a concern of many Americans and an issue that taints the integrity of our democratic system. Starting Tuesday, the Supreme Court… Read more »
Euclid Avenue bike lane proposal requires compromise
Cyclist safety is a major concern along Euclid Avenue, but there must be a compromise between commuters and drivers to reduce the amount of accidents… Read more »
Piemonte: State politicians should work to end death penalty
The state of New Hampshire, along with much of the country, continues to live in the past. Rather than make the decision to join the… Read more »
Beckman: Selfies evolve into mainstream status
Millennials no longer own the selfie. Often described as a negative aspect of the “me” generation, the selfie has officially gone from a generational epidemic… Read more »
Antonucci: Gun regulations should include behavior
After the Frazier Miller shooting spree against Jewish people in Kansas two weeks ago, which killed three people, I was surprised at how little coverage… Read more »
Kramer: Introverts show potential for success in business
J.K. Rowling, Emma Watson and Bill Gates are all introverts. They and many other leaders are introverts, or a person who needs much alone time… Read more »
Shields: Women's body image should stop being focus of media
Mindy Kaling is everything mainstream media is not: She is bold, she is brown and she is big. She is the epitome of girl power.… Read more »
Jackson: Millennial pro-life campaign shows model for conservative issues
Millennials are described as pretty liberal socially. They’re very much in favor of same-sex marriage and weed legalization. However, one subject where millennials show some… Read more »
Jensen: Letterman leaves 'Late Show' in good hands with Colbert as replacement
I’ve loved David Letterman for a long time. Even though my parents were devout Leno fans, I would silently will them to flip the channel… Read more »
Callaghan: Showtime's documentary series will educate country on climate changes
The critically acclaimed network Showtime has brought up action-packed and drama-filled series such as “The Tudors,” “Homeland” and “Dexter.” The network is now adding a… Read more »
Potter: Affordable Care Act created more success than it did mistakes
Kathleen Sebelius’s resignation as secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services has reopened the debate about the Affordable Care Act and its downfalls.… Read more »
Knighton: Dating apps ruin chances of romance in reality
Our generation can’t put our phones down. This trend is only getting worse with the rise of dating apps like Tinder and the recently launched… Read more »
Gorny: Veet's ad campaign offends many women, creates poor beauty standard
Boasting more than 80 years developing hair removal products, Veet is clear on the fact that women grow body hair. What the company isn’t so… Read more »
Beckman: Millennials overexposed to violence in media are fearful of dangers, despite statistics
On April 9, another tragic, violent event shocked the country. The stabbing at a suburban Pennsylvania high school was another reminder that no matter where… Read more »
Piemonte: Voter rights become crucial election issue
As each day passes we draw closer and closer to 2014 midterm elections. There are several Senate positions that will be crucial for Democrats to… Read more »
Antonucci: Affordable Care Act needs alternatives outside of single-payer system
Even with all the major aspects of the Affordable Care Act now in effect, conservative criticism of the law is still here. Thirty-one million Americans… Read more »
Shields: Feminist roles should not be limited by stereotypical image
What do you think of when you picture a feminist? For many, an image of a strong, independent woman who can support herself in all… Read more »
Kramer: Comcast merger with Time Warner Cable creates negative effects for consumers
The sprawling white tent on the Quad was a welcoming spectacle for incoming freshmen at Syracuse University. Sitting quietly in the corner of that tent… Read more »
Jensen: 'Californication' turns out to be a show about love at its core
Nearly 13 million people tuned in for the “How I Met Your Mother” finale on March 31. Many were disappointed that after investing nine seasons… Read more »
Jackson: Conservatives would benefit from marijuana legalization
Although many see the legalization of marijuana as a liberal goal, it is very much a conservative venture. By legalizing the drug, it would decrease… Read more »
EPA needs to reopen investigations on water pollution
Usable water throughout the United States may be at risk. After years of unfinished studies, members of Congress have called on the Environmental Protection Agency… Read more »
Gorny: Employers should be more careful with word choice in job descriptions
Aggressive or dedicated, analytical or conscientious — in some senses the words can carry the same meanings. But the subtle differences in connotation may be… Read more »
Knighton: States banning Tesla car sales hold back technological advances
We’ve all seen flying and talking cars in Sci-Fi movies and thought about how cool it would be if those really existed. Well, the evolution… Read more »
