Opinion

Megan Gizinski | Editor Photo Credit: Cottonbro via Pexels Lisa Frank, flip phones, vinyl records, Polaroid cameras- all things that have made a comeback in the 2020s that have millennials and boomers alike screaming, “Those aren’t new,” and, “The new generation always thinks they have something new to contribute” Insert a multitude of laughing-crying emojis here. However, no one is claiming to reinvent the wheel. In fact, in a sea of Facebook comments complaining about how

Trisha Bloszinsky | Editor Peter Parker - Pexels It has become rather normal in our society for Gen Z to be looked at as entitled, lazy, phone or tech-addicted – I could go on. While many of those are generalizations and stereotypes, and each generation is subject to its own, ours have been shaped by a world facing rapidly evolving technology and increasing economic pressure. Our generation seems to be labeled lazy and entitled mostly at school or in the work place, but wh

Megan Gizinski | Editor Photo Credit: Thiago Matos via Pexels “I’m sorry for your loss.” As my world got overturned, I saw that phrase robotically plastered across every social media platform. Yet, my phone calls remained unanswered, and when I tried to return to normalcy after two weeks of psychological ping pong, my presence made people seem as if they themselves had seen a ghost. Death is inevitable; however, it was if though the mere mention of it burdened the people I wa

Trisha Bloszinsky | Editor Pixabay - Pexels To say it’s not easy being a student right now is an understatement. When the semester began, I felt like I had been thrown into the deep end. Normally, the beginning of the semester allows for some time to ease into classes and schoolwork, but this spring has felt nearly unbearable. Now is the time when senioritis is hitting some of us hard, and others may just be looking forward to summer. Some of us are worried about graduating