Opinion

Image by Michal Jarmoluk from Pixabay Shi Weinhold | Writer Being a good friend has always been important to me. For me, this meant caring about the people in my life and wanting the best for them. When someone I care about is struggling, my first instinct is to help. But sometimes, caring about the people around me comes with anxiety that I can’t always control. My friends have their own worries and personal issues that I try to help them through. At the same time, when mult

Image by Dorigo from Pixabay Nathan Johnson | Writer A few weeks ago I was promoted to become a server at the restaurant I work at, which has been a goal of mine for months now. But getting this promotion also means more responsibilities, including rolling silverware. The first time fumbling around with the utensils was definitely not effortless, but as soon as you get into a rhythm it is very simple. I find myself in each shift for 20 minutes alone with my thoughts, continu

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