Opinion
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Wake up Butler — it’s time to sleigh
“Greeted by mud, slush and several dozen discarded, empty shooters, a handful of stubborn Butler students made the arduous journey to the Sellick Bowl for some impromptu sledding. Few college students have the foresight to bring sleds to campus for an occasion such as this, so often, improvisation is necessary.”
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Butler dryers, I hate you
“Using the dryers is quite the toss-up. Your clothes will either come out with holes burned through them, or they will still be wet. Either way, Butler dryers are not making your already difficult life easier.”
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“Your degree is worthless:” The danger of neglecting the arts and humanities
The arts and humanities are the backbone of our society, but these fields have recently been getting neglected.
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On-campus jobs at Butler: Who the h*ll is hiring?
Butler University has many opportunities for student employment … if you can find them.
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Don’t judge a relationship by its launch
“The whole idea of social media launching is just introducing someone you care about to the people you know. It’s an efficient introduction because the interaction is almost entirely one-way.”
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Saving the silver screen
“Last week I went to the movie theater for the first time in a while, and it reminded me of the power that they hold.”
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Behind a smile: Mental well-being hides in the spotlight
Celebrity suicides show the disconnect between outward appearance and mental state.
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Putting the “art” in artificial intelligence
Even if AI art is pretty, it’s also incapable of being original or possessing any kind of intrinsic meaning.
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College: The humbling years
“So what if you trip to the mall after you just had to tie your shoe while you’re also holding an umbrella? You, your friends and the strangers around you might have a good laugh and become a little closer, but nobody else on campus is gonna remember that they saw that 10 minutes later.”