Online privacy rules are changing. The question now is how much you’ll care.
Segregation is not tradition
Last week, I was listening to the radio on my way to class when a news station reported that a small high school in Rochelle, Ga., would be breaking tradition by hosting its first-ever integrated prom.
Reality behind the beer belly
To investigate how much an average college student actually consumes, I asked two St. Thomas of-age seniors if they wanted to help me get an idea of an average night out.
Why I won’t make a mockery of Kim Jong Un
He’s a leader, a dictator and the head of North Korea’s notorious regime. So in effect, we’re laughing in (or at) the face of terrorism. That doesn’t resonate with me.
The allure of brands
Nike or Adidas? Caribou or Starbucks? Apple or Microsoft? Target or Whole Foods? We make brand decisions every day, almost instinctively.
Pause before you post
It’s time to filter your profiles and think about what you’re posting. A seemingly harmless post today could have destructive career repercussions later on.
We have the power to redefine Vogue
Unfortunately, the high fashion world has proven itself to be an entity that is unafraid of exposure. It does not fear criticism, harsh judgment or the heavy consequences that stem from unrealistic expectations.
Trendy foods for 2013
The hottest foods for 2013, along with beer infused tidbits, are coconut, exotic vegetable and fruit oils, herbal flavored drinks and spicy sweets.
Seminarians are important at St. Thomas
These men’s devotions to prayer and commitment to St. Thomas helps us all to thrive as well. No matter our spirituality, we can all learn from one another.
Students reflect on spring break
TommieMedia talked to students about where they traveled during spring break and asked them what the most interesting thing they did or saw.
Cheaper college for immigrants in Minn.?
Lawmakers are considering extending Minnesota’s resident tuition rates for public colleges to illegal immigrants.
Losing our religion: Churches seek relevance as many Americans turn away from organized religion
God may be alive in the hearts of most Americans, but the church is not doing so well.
However court rules, gay marriage debate won’t end
However the Supreme Court rules after its landmark hearings on same-sex marriage, the issue seems certain to divide Americans and states for many years to come.
Stow your carry-on luggage and pocket your knife for liftoff
On Tuesday, March 5, the head of Transportation Security Administration announced that small pocket knives, once banned from aircraft cabins, would be allowed in U.S. planes beginning April 25.
A sports fanatic’s take on March Madness
In the NCAA tournament, anything is possible. That’s the beauty of it. Literally, what shouldn’t happen, does. Every year.