The way people think and interact with each other often comes down to language. By continuing to use gender terms like Latino or Latina, it
Category: Pro/Con
Pro: More Friday classes would give students room to breathe
Including more class availability at Pierce College on Fridays would not only offer students more flexibility within their hectic schedules, but an extra day of
Con: Longer weekends, not Friday classes, would improve students’ health
Proposals to extend the weekend to include Friday offer significant benefits, especially in terms of mental health and productivity. Pierce College should change scheduling to
U.S. bilingual education standards already do enough
Spanish, Cantonese, Mandarin, Tagalog, Vietnamese and French are some of the most spoken languages in the United States, and it shows Americans are not shying
Elevating bilingual and foreign language standards in U.S. education
Exploring a different language may be difficult in the beginning, and our education system in schools around the United States can always use new ways
This is the way to improve Mother Nature
As a society, people can change a myriad of their habits to mitigate climate change and global warming. What people eat, and what they don’t
Don’t blame the omnivores for the climate crisis
A vegan diet may seem like the most efficient way to have the greatest positive impact on the environment, but there is a hidden cost
Do robot workers benefit the economy? Pro: Harnessing technology for the future
Robots can’t catch COVID-19, so college campuses throughout the country used this to their students’ advantage during the pandemic. When working with students, from the
Do robot workers benefit the economy? Con: Overuse of technology comes at the expense of humanity
The technologies that shape the world are rapidly evolving, from generative artificial intelligence breakthroughs to improvements in robotics and manufacturing. Although it is important to
Should college tuition be free? Yes: Free education leads to a greater society
College costs in the United States have been rising faster than inflation, and many students have faced financial problems. College should be free for many