Wriaunna Brown
Wriaunna Brown,
Contributor
August 27, 2017
The dogs of Havana Walking through the worn cobble streets of Old Havana, there lies a city filled with a deep rooted history that’s often misunderstood. Cuban culture is so dominant, that it presents itself in not only the architecture and the locals— but within the animals that roam the streets...
Who broke the American election system?
Kathleen Stevens,
Contributor
August 3, 2016
We are rapidly approaching one of the most unique national elections in recent history. It has become a political circus instead of an election and to further aggravate the situation, neither Donald Trump nor Hillary Clinton seems to have developed a clear plan of attack to solve our country’s many s...
The misdirection of Ted Cruz
Sean McCarthy,
Contributor
February 25, 2016
When compared to the reckless, boisterous, foul-mouthed Donald Trump, Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz, 45, is calm and sensible. He does not throw temper-tantrums and is likeable, which, unfortunately, causes people to believe in his false truths. Cruz has all of the makings of a supposed fi...
