Opinion Archives – Page 104 of 130

Editorial Cartoon: Renovations will help Trivette be a bigger hit

Cory Spiers • September 25, 2013

Cartoon: BRIDGET MUNDY, Editorial cartoonist

Editorial Cartoon: Loyalty from McCrory is dooming the DHHS

Cory Spiers • September 25, 2013

Cartoon: ANDREW COX, Editorial cartoonist

Opinion: Legends as polling place makes sense for area voters

Cory Spiers • September 23, 2013

The issue of voting in Watauga County has caused extensive conversations over the past couple of months as some of the decisions made by the county Board of Elections have raised eyebrows. When talks...

Opinion: Gender neutral housing should be promoted

Cory Spiers • September 23, 2013

Gender neutral housing, an on-campus housing option that allows students to form roommate selections without regard to legally-assigned sex, is being incorporated by universities as a way to create a safer...

Opinion: Report alludes to administrative issues at App State

Cory Spiers • September 23, 2013

Everyone attends college for different reasons, but many are ultimately looking for a quality education. We come and pay money to access that service and hope that the priorities of the university will...

Editorial Cartoon: University accomodations for gender neutral facilities should be a right, not privilege

Cory Spiers • September 23, 2013

Cartoon: BRIDGET MUNDY, Editorial cartoonist

Editorial Cartoon: Eggers throws out polling place logic

Cory Spiers • September 23, 2013

Cartoon: ANDREW COX, Editorial cartoonist

Editorial Cartoon: The scandal in Watauga government

Cory Spiers • September 19, 2013

Cartoon: ANDREW COX, Editorial cartoonist

Opinion: ‘Brotherly love’ has no place in function of government

Cory Spiers • September 19, 2013

Luke Eggers, Republican chairman of the Watauga County Board of Elections, has been surrounded by extensive press attention over the past month. Talks of voter suppression in the county were followed...

Opinion: ‘Grand Theft Auto V’ is not the cause of violence in society

Cory Spiers • September 19, 2013

With the recent release of “Grand Theft Auto V,” the argument about the effects of violent video games on young players has once again entered the media. “Grand Theft Auto” is notorious for...

Opinion: Counseling Center reports higher numbers of walk ins each year

Cory Spiers • September 19, 2013

The Appalachian State University Counseling Center has discovered in recent years that the growing number of walk-ins far exceeds the time slots available for counseling during the first few weeks of class....

Opinion: As a campus community, we need to discuss racism

Cory Spiers • September 17, 2013

It became apparent to me and many others last weekend that racism is still alive and well on the campus of Appalachian State University. A freshman at Appalachian tweeted a modified version...