Opinions- Page 90

Shaunna Cullen – Staff Writer – When my grandmother passed away this semester, I was pretty surprised. Yes she was old, 85-years-old, and yes she was sick. She had been sick for a

Ali Iacono – Staff Writer – Love, isn’t it great? Some of you may be nodding your heads with enthusiasm thinking, “Heck yes it is!” While the rest of you think I’m absolutely

Savannah Mul – Opinions Editor – #YOLO, translated to you only live once. #TAM, meaning that awkward moment… #FirstWorldProblems. #FF, Follow Friday. #Winning. These are all another form of the English language, which

Yousif Aziz – Staff Writer – First of all, I want to send my prayers towards those who lost their lives and to those who got affected by this colossal storm. Of

Dear Annie,  I’ve been talking to this girl in my class and we’ve met a few times for drinks and dinner at the bar. We never made it seem like official dates

Mackenzie Hurlbert – Copy Editor – With this wacky weather and stressful workload, if you’re like me, you may find yourself craving comfort in something sweet. Hot chocolate is a good fix for a

Ali Iacono – Special To The Southern News – Everyone experiences a moment in life, perhaps several, that completely changes who you are as a person and how you view the world. That

Savannah Mul – Opinions Editor – With the first snowfall of the season coming a little early this year, grabbing the needed accessories to add the little extra warmth into our outfits is

Hannah Doody – Staff Writer – A glaringly obvious lesson from the 2012 election is the grotesque excessiveness of campaign spending.  One example of this is the failure of Prop 37 in California. 

Melissa Giugno – Staff Writer – Social networks have become a major part of our lives; almost everyone we know is on at least one site; whether it’s Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, or more,