Opinions- Page 109

JIM HOFFECKER — Staff Writer January was Stalking Awareness Month, a time when events, email blasts and blog posts generated across the world aimed at spreading awareness of stalking prevention. I think

NATHAN PILDIS — Staff Writer With Valentine’s Day (Singles-Awareness Day) quickly approaching, I thought it would be appropriate to give my feelings on love. The Beatles said “All you need is love,”

JESSICA GIANNONE — Opinions Editor When we step into society, it is a given that we will try to maximize our experience in this world. In less dramatic terms, we just want

MACKENZIE HURLBERT – Staff Writer Relationships are complicated, unfortunately, and technology can be equally complicated at times. Occasionally with the wrong words or actions, your relationship can turn from loving to cold,

 SIMONE VIRZI — Copy Editor Unless you like to snowboard, ski or you are a polar bear, chances are you dread the “s” word: snow. I personally would prefer walking around in

SIMONE VIRZI — Staff Writer The other day I saw a bumper sticker that said: “Want less.” Now, we’ve all come across drivers who try sending messages to other drivers using their

Chardoneé Wright — Staff Writer Change: a six-letter word that has so much power and meaning. Change is inevitable and sometimes the hardest change to adapt to is when you are forced

Dear Dr. Strangelove, I’ve been hooking up with this girl for a couple of months. It’s the best sex I’ve had in my life, and I don’t plan on letting this one

JESSICA GIANNONE — Opinions Editor There’s something to be said about aging. It’s a rather funny thing. When do we consider ourselves adults? Do we really grow up or just adhere to

Savannah Mul — Special to The Southern News On Jan. 18, the Shubert Theatre hosted one of the most beautiful acts I have ever seen. If you know me, you know I