Opinion

Behind the cover of Butler CCOM

“When it comes to homework and projects, CCOM students have to actually go out and do real in-person research for themselves rather than being able to look up information in text books or online.”
Team USA unites Americans in time of social rift

“The ‘American Dream’ is not dead — it’s alive and well. The Olympian children of immigrants, like Malinin and Liu, remind us that a country of differences should be embraced as a strength, not a weakness.”
Butler’s tiny love stories

“Whether it be romantic love, familial love, self-love, friendship love, pet love or anywhere in between and beyond, the Butler community shared their special love stories all in 100 words or less.”
The Valentine’s blues solution

“Valentine’s is perhaps one of the most stressful holidays of the year. With the struggle in finding the perfect gift to the struggle of finding the perfect partner the ‘gals’ are now changing the game.”
Hollywood glorifies fairytale, not reality

The truth is, there is no such thing as “happily ever after”. At least, not in the way Hollywood shows us.
A guide on how not to overconsume

Why would you put too much food on your plate, just to be thrown away, every time you eat? It’s a waste of food. Well, so are the five water bottles you own.
The parking problem

“Butler does not need to completely eliminate parking regulations, however, they do need to update their system and enforcement.”
Women at Butler deserve more support

“In the HRC, classrooms and beyond, the women of Butler have felt left behind, alienated, or even ignored in spaces meant for all. Certain stereotypes and sentiments have exposed an underlying attitude towards female students: there are places where we are not welcome.”
‘Bridgerton’: a historical fantasy, not historical drama

“While some fans were cheering and planning watch parties, some noted being deterred from the show after having watched the third season.”