Why We Should Go Back to Casual Reading
By Thomas Maranian
"A reader lives a thousand lives before he dies. The man who never reads lives only one." This quote from George R.R. Martin's A Song of Ice and Fire book series cannot...
Everything to Know About Laptop Central
By Jared Teixeira
What kind of electronics can I take to Laptop Central?
Laptop Central can help with any electronic issues you have. Whether it is your Bryant issued Laptop, Cell Phone, Video Game Console, Personal...
I think I actually enjoy watching TV again
I don’t know about anyone else, but I’ve pretty much lost total interest in cable TV. Why should I have to deal with endless commercials and the dozens of channels to flip through that...
From the Poet’s Corner
I would like share recent student responses to poems read in an LCS 121 class. What was unique about the poems was their newness: many had been taken from recent editions of New Yorker...
Bathroom Battle: How Trump’s Actions are Affecting Transgender Students
By Emily Jones
On Wednesday, February 22, President Donald Trump renounced federal protections for transgender students to use bathrooms and other facilities that correspond with their gender identity. The protections came from the Obama Administration,...
Finding your Passions: The Importance of Doing What You Want
By Thomas Maranian
Countless amount of times, you may find yourself stressing over what your true-life purpose is. Perhaps you are already on a path towards a specific goal you have been aiming to achieve....
7 artist’s to help you through the semester
By Jordan Gauthier
Once again we are back at that time of first semester, finally becoming situated with the new year, or so we like to make ourselves believe. As we get closer to midterms...
Subconscious Dreams Greatly Influence And Relate To Our Conscious Lives
Light. Darkness. Stasis. Where do we fall into those categories while we dream?
From the moment we fade into a subconscious state of mind at night to the moment we regain consciousness the following morning,...
