Tag: amanda stutevoss columns

Doubtful in NYC journalism debut

Last week, I got the opportunity to travel with the men's volleyball team to New York as a reporter for the Campus Times. Not only was I ecstatic about being given such an amazing assignment, but I got the chance to travel to the Big Apple.

Intimidation by men is problematic

Women: intelligent, secure, and self-assured. In this decade, women are socially conditioned by men to shut-off the intelligence that defines them, due to the insecure, ego-obsessed and dominant male presence in this society.

Nuclear policy should not be taken lightly

While campaigning for President in 2000, George W. Bush stressed his urgency of cutting the number of nuclear weapons in the world. One year and 55 days later we hear word of secret outlines for the American nuclear policy and America's plans to develop nuclear weapons, which would be better suited to strike targets in Iraq, Iran, Russia, China, North Korea, Syria and Libya.

The term ‘volunteer’ ought to be redefined

To volunteer, or not to volunteer that is the question. This semester I am enrolled in Core 305, Service Learning. I figured I would use this semester to get this class out of my way, so that when graduation rolls around, I wouldn't have to worry about it.

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