All Things Consider  

Read. Laugh. Consider. The worst way to die When I study material we definitely didn’t go over in class If you need advice for your November stache By:  Lauren Opatowski

by Lauren Opatowski, November 7, 2012

Oh, how I’ve missed you, NBA. No, this is not a dream. I said it. I know I’m in the minority here, but I love the NBA!  There’s probably nothing that I can write or say or act or sing or dance or beg that will make you have an appreciation for The Association and the commissioner David Stern, [...]

by Derek Wolfe, November 7, 2012

Before we talk too much about the Electoral College, I feel that every voter should watch these two videos.  These videos provide an easy to understand representation of the goals of the Electoral College and some general feelings about it. How the Electoral College Works The Trouble with the Electoral College Now, where is the catch? [...]

by Carali Van Otteren, November 6, 2012

It feels like we’ve been talking about this election for so long it’s almost hard to believe the day is finally upon us. Within 24 hours we will (hopefully) know which man will be running our country for the next four years. And then we can all finally stop talking about it. Right? Wrong. But [...]

by Emily Coyle, November 6, 2012

I consider myself to be rather confrontational, as I really do enjoy a good argument on a topic I’m interested in. Recently, however, I have found myself holding my tongue nearly everywhere I go, regardless of who may be around to listen. Right around this time every four years, everyone becomes an expert on everything political. I find myself [...]

by Daniel Caldwell II, November 6, 2012

Election Day is almost here. It is a monumental moment in US history that will decide not only what our country will look like for our generation, but also the state of Michigan. There are six proposals on the ballot that are very important. I’ve broken them down to use as a resource for those [...]

by Tanya Rogovyk, November 5, 2012