Content by Christopher Cox

Tackling inequality makes Virginia really 'for lovers'

April 14, 2010

While researching an end-of-term communication project last fall, I came upon the Implicit Association Test - an online game that has users correlate images and words at a rapid pace to measure "automatic preference."

In defense of 'Crazy Girl on Train': Practice compassion

March 23, 2010

It's not too outlandish to infer that Nafiza has witnessed injustice in her lifetime, and a "crazy" chanting of "ain't got no right!" might just perfectly articulate her circumstance.

Johnny Be Good: Don't sacrifice who you are

February 23, 2010

t a bar downtown this past Thursday night, my friends and I were invariably exposed to some televised Olympics.

Earth Sustainability innovates, exemplary department excels

February 10, 2010

An enthusiastic pitch made by a faculty member during my freshman orientation is how I first learned about the Earth Sustainability program at Virginia Tech.

Light after dark a blessing that can become a curse

December 8, 2009

I had a week freshman year much like the week I'm currently engaged in.

Graduation a time for growth, contemplation of future plans

November 19, 2009

As a senior graduating this spring, I'm affronted with the all too familiar question, "So what are you going to do after graduation?"

Juxtaposition in love and logic, self-fulfillment

November 2, 2009

In times of stress, we need both logic and love.

Candidate Bryce Carter's efficacy evident in his work

October 29, 2009

I am convinced Bryce Carter deserves my vote because he need not be convinced of his efficacy - he lives it.

Column: Share your affection, love despite fear of rejection

October 14, 2009

As the summer ended before fall classes began, my best friend from home and I started getting on each others' nerves.

Column: Sexuality is not black or white, emotions are more complicated

September 30, 2009

Is he gay, straight or bi?