Focus on studies without losing sense of purpose
April 18, 2011
It’s nearing the end of the school year and graduation looms, a time when indifference and stress come hand-in-hand.
Sean Simons
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Content by Sean Simons
Capitalist corporations need to benefit Americans
April 7, 2011
Given Virginia Tech’s commitment to service and “giving back,” confessing my love of capitalism and division of classes might be a little upsetting to some.
Social networking driving global awareness of news
March 23, 2011
With the recent events that have occurred internationally, both natural and political, it’s hard not to notice the impact social networking continues to have on our awareness of world news.
Religious acceptance of gay marriage unlikely
February 28, 2011
Perhaps the only issue I have avoided writing about is gay marriage.
Avoid overwhelming electronic portfolios with social aspects
February 16, 2011
There is a fine line between business and socializing, something made more apparent with our continuous growth in the realm of technology.
Valentine's day cheapens relationships
February 10, 2011
I am sure that we are all aware of holidays that are not universally celebrated.
Obama choosing sides on game day
February 3, 2011
Almost everyone has a favorite football team — almost. I would be lying if I said the Super Bowl caught my attention, and the last thing I care about is who’s playing.
Egypt, new bill cries for new look at Internet regulation
February 1, 2011
The Egyptian government recently shutting down Internet access in the country has spurred an argument we have heard again and again, but this time, in regards to a different medium.
Obesity should be targeted as national issue, not questioned
November 29, 2010
Sarah Palin’s efforts to draw attention to, and poke fun at, Michelle Obama’s campaign against childhood obesity are a little late.