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Learning Studio needs more availability
After receiving criticism from some faculty and staff in late February
After receiving criticism from some faculty and staff in late February about the lack of communication ...
Keep carp out without impacting industry
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is under intense scrutiny
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is under intense scrutiny from six Great Lakes states and ...
Extreme protests leave viewers unaffected, annoyed
Their points may be valid or worth considering, but when it’s covered up by controversy, it’s nothing more than radicals who look ridiculous and annoy everyone around them.
Activism can be carried out in many ways, from giving monthly donations to the National Rifle ...
Illinois finances need transparency
It is important to have the budget and updated figures readily accessible to the public
Transparency has become a buzz word in Illinois politics, especially during the state’s last primary election ...
Science demystifies ancient Egypt’s hidden secrets
It’s dull that [King Tut’s] life was so simply taken by malaria instead of a power-crazed family member lusting for the throne.
The mysteries of ancient Egypt have captivated people for centuries. Pieces of the culture have even ...
Internet not a Nobel feat for mankind, undeserving of award
“The Internet is a Wild West-like lawless wasteland of human interaction.”
In November 2009, Wired Magazine of Italy nominated the Internet as a candidate for the 2010 ...
Alert system still inadequate
It’s important for everyone to be familiar with the fire, carbon dioxide and lockdown procedures
Flashing orange lights and alarms interrupted Columbia’s morning classes on Feb. 18. Professors were notified prior ...
Chicago advances Wi-Fi access
Chicago is clearly stepping up and becoming a leader in technology.
Last fall, Sprint and Clearwire launched the first city-wide 4G wireless Internet network in Chicago. It ...
CTA patrons should take safety precautions when using transit
With price hikes remaining a topic of discussion among officials
Imagine standing on a Red Line Chicago Transit Authority train platform or waiting for a State ...
‘Snowpocalypse’ does not disprove global warming theories
People on both sides of the debate should note that short-term weather patterns are not the same as climate.
Two massive blizzards hit the northeastern United States in the first weeks of February and wreaked ...
Scholarships will benefit freshmen
An increase in scholarships for students is always beneficial, especially in this difficult economic climate.
At the latest College Council meeting on Feb. 5, Columbia President Warrick L. Carter announced the ...
High-speed rail line needs solid plan
If executed efficiently, the project will create jobs and allow for convenient travel options
Several U.S. states will get upgraded passenger train systems, President Barack Obama announced in his State ...
Technology shouldn’t disrupt classroom
Students who use their cell phones and computers in the classroom should be aware of how it affects others
Modern technology has become pervasive in our society and many college students struggle to disconnect from ...
Euthanasia should be considered an option for some patients
We should provide resources for those who can convey their pain and would truly prefer to end their life.
While health care progresses along with science and technology, the ethical decisions surrounding quality of life ...
Asteroid defense strategies should be taken seriously, receive funding
An asteroid impact is one of the few natural disasters we can predict, and possibly prevent.
An expert panel announced on Jan. 22 that due to lack of government funding, NASA will ...
MTV’s ‘Jersey Shore’ ridiculous but still addictive
I watch these shows because of the stupid, yet entertaining antics these ridiculous people do, in disbelief in the existence of such people.
I’ve never been a fan of reality shows, specifically MTV reality shows. Furthermore, I’ve never been ...