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Journalists are entrusted with a huge duty to the people they serve. They are supposed to show what is happening in the most objective way possible. In order to do this, sometimes they have to risk going to some of the most dangerous areas of the world and dealing with some of the most unsavory people when they get there. (7) comments
What would you think if you found out that there was a guaranteed way to protect all of your belongings, your family, and your pets from wildfires? Most people would scramble to sign up for an insurance plan that could save both lives and thousands of dollars. (1) comment
The illegal immigration problem in the U.S. is about how to curb the problem that we created. Politicians practically spar over whether to kick out the people who we couldn't stop from coming in while failing to prevent more illegal immigrants from entering. (0) comments
Earlier this week, we, as a country, unified in all the grandeur that is America, observed in absolute reverence the passing of our most valued and cherished holiday. Commonly confused with Memorial Day, this past Labor Day was a chance for all of us here at UConn to reflect on the good times, the bad times, the hardships and to recover from a hangover. (0) comments
I understand cop cars outside of Carriage, but military humvees outside the library? Isn't that a bit excessive? After trying to write on someone's wall, it said, "Wall is currently unavailable. Please try again later." Why is Facebook turning into PeopleSoft? To whomever was in the West quad on Monday afternoon and sat on my glasses, die in a car crash! Thank you. (0) comments