Minority Report: Watered Down
Benjamin Wilks, Sports Editor
April 7, 2016
I accept that men and women are equals. I understand and respect the hard work and dedication that the strong women in our history have put forth to fight for equality. I compare it to a straight shot of 1800 Silver Tequila: strong and able to knock you on your ass if you’re not careful. Compa...
Point Counter-Point: Should students continue to depend on staff when so many leave?
Karalee Manis and Amanda Bagnall-Newman
April 5, 2016
In the last week, it was announced that two members of the Lakeland community would be leaving, one a Student Success and Engagement Coach, the other an instructor of music and director of choral activities. Given that these are not the only personnel to leave the college this year, some students may qu...
Creative Campus Tips: Non-expensive area restaurants
Amanda Bagnall-Newman, Website Editor
April 2, 2016
Sheboygan is a vast empire of delicious restaurants that is an endless exploration. Luckily, there are many tastebud-tickling restaurants that are also inexpensive, so go explore the area and find your new favorite place. 1. La Conquistadora Authentic Mexican food that is not only inexpensive, but...
Inspiration with Lindsey: Awareness assisting in the quest for peace
Lindsey Vagnini, Advertising Manager
April 1, 2016
For the many times our fingers press the black and grey squared starbursts on our computer keyboards, peace is a feeling that can be gained or lost in this action. Calculating numbers, compiling graphs and translating sentences are other college-related work that can either create or destroy this feeling....
Point Counter-Point: Should students get married while they are still in college?
Karalee Manis and Amanda Bagnall-Newman
March 29, 2016
College students, awash in their newly-minted adultness, feel as though they can take on the world. Some even feel that they are grown up enough to consider marriage while still being a student. At this point in your life, when you think of marriage, do you hear ‘dum, dum, da-dum’ or ‘dun, dun, ...
