LETTER TO THE EDITOR: In Response to Gun Control Editorial
By The Front | January 20This letter to the editor was written by Courtney Carver, Western freshman and business administration major
This letter to the editor was written by Courtney Carver, Western freshman and business administration major
Our college students are experiencing a mental health crisis and they aren’t seeking the help they need.
The #WheresRey thing is dumb... She's not there because it would be an obvious spoiler. Calm down people.
Gun control. The topic everyone groans to hear mentioned by that one uncle at holiday dinner. But before you go firing from the hip, there is one truth we can all agree on: innocent people should not die from gun violence, and taking steps to combat this is only right.
“I wouldn’t necessarily feel more or less safe, but it would be a little unnerving to know that someone does in fact have a weapon on them on campus.”
If you don’t think integrating women in combat is possible, think again. https://t.co/2asKxvHaNU pic.twitter.com/EWOCrA3jgk
Whether it's keeping up with old friends or schmoozing it up with celebrities who won't ever tweet you back, Twitter has become a huge player in online communication. But what happens when the little blue bird begins hurling expletives?
“I hope to fulfill my commitments and keep to my commitments. I want to keep growing as a student and get as good as I can.”
“Take risks. Good or bad, you will be a better person for have taken a chance.”
This is it; we’ve reached the final days of fall 2015, and the final issue of The Western Front for this quarter.
Here we are: counting down the days until our last final, finally in the same month as Christmas and so, so ready to throw our backpacks in the closet, sit by the fire and turn off our brains until Jan. 4.
This letter to the editor was written by Annie Vohs, a Western senior and international business and music major.
Over the years, new meanings and new memories attach to holidays like Thanksgiving. But whatever opinions you have of the day, appreciating what you have is a concept worth keeping in mind.
We are students of a digital age; we have Canvas, ebooks and online courses all in addition to our recreational technologies.
"Do you feel that students spend too much time online? Why or why not?"