Thanksgiving break, which is intended to provide a two-day respite for college students and professors alike, ends up being more of a burden than it
Category: Pro/Con
Con: Unplug from the apps
Social media is everywhere in our world, with about 59% of the world’s population using at least one platform as of this July, according to
Pro: Social media is essential
When seeing the words social media, does self-absorption, inadequacy, or fear of missing out come to mind? This will take a shift in perspective but,
Con: Not in my house
Exposing children to horror movies will likely lead them to copy the behaviors being displayed, as well as cause mental problems later on. Watching scary
Pro: Let them watch the movies
Pumpkins are lit, and people would go out trick-or-treating while others would opt to stay in and watch scary movies with the lights off. However,
Con: Stop dividing us into political parties
The two-party system creates division and forces identification with ideologies that one may not believe in, leading to a vote about the party not the
Pro: Keep everything organized in this country
It is simpler to govern when there are only two prominent parties. Having a two-party system keeps countries’ politics organized, even if it may not
Con: Students Don’t Need to Recite the Pledge
As early as 1943, the Supreme Court ruled in West Virgina Board of Education vs. Barnette that students being compelled to stand up to salute
Pro: The Pledge of Allegiance is for Everyone
On June 14, 1777, we stood for the American flag for the first time when the Continental Congress declared, “The flag of the United States
Con: States vs. Body Autonomy
Con: Hands off my body by Jayna Kuklin On June 24, the world halted when the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) voted 6-3