Posts from "Opinion"
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Opinion | Sep.27, 2018
PC Needs Clear Emergency Evacuation Plan
by Emily Ball ’22 Opinion Staff Colleges and universities have been forced to evacuate quickly and efficiently in order to protect the safety of their students, due to the hurricanes down south, as well as the gas leaks in northeastern…
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Opinion | Sep.27, 2018
Leading By Example: #MeToo Movement Pioneers Must Hold Themselves Accountable
Joshua Chlebowski ’21 Opinion Staff The conflict between #MeToo leaders Asia Argento and Rose McGowan continued to escalate this past week, when Argento’s lawyer threatened to file a libel suit over remarks McGowan made regarding sexual assault allegations against Argento.…
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Opinion | Sep.27, 2018
“We Solved It”: Celebrity Platforms are Key to Politics
by Julia McCoy ’22 Opinion Staff The beginning of this year brought us award shows with red carpets full of celebrities standing together in solidarity to raise awareness for the Time’s Up movement. Now, nearly nine months later, we saw…
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Opinion | Sep.27, 2018
Tangents and Tirades
Wearing White After Labor Day Earlier this month, we celebrated Labor Day, a national holiday dedicated to American workers of the past and present. However, this holiday is also known for something else—it marks the beginning of the infamous fashion…
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Campus | Sep.20, 2018
A Freshman’s Perspective: How to Improve New Student Orientation
by Emily Ball ’22 Opinion Staff Ice-breakers. Just the sound of that word sends a chill down any college freshman’s back; this holds true at Providence College as well. As New Student Orientation wrapped up over Labor Day Weekend, the…
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Opinion | Sep.20, 2018
The Roommate Debate: Why Random is Better Than Requested
by Julia McCoy ’22 Opinion Staff Immediately after being accepted to Providence College, incoming freshmen are placed into a Facebook group with their new classmates. Among the obligatory orientation information and administrative news are short biographies posted by accepted students…
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Opinion | Sep.20, 2018
Name-Brand Culture Comes With a Cost
by Elizabeth McGinn ’21 Opinion Staff It is 11 a.m. on a Saturday in September. Girls stroll by in flashes of neon pinks, blues, greens, and whites, arranged in nautical or animal print dresses or skirts, paired with Jack Rogers…
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Opinion | Sep.20, 2018
Her Voice Matters Too: Female Students Feel Silenced in College Classrooms
by Bridget Blain ’19 Opinion Staff As the #MeToo movement continues to bring the prevalence of sexual harassment and sexual assault in professional and academic environments to light, women still often find themselves being discouraged from using their voice. The…
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Opinion | Sep.20, 2018
LSAT Fails to Assess Students’ True Abilities: Emphasis on Unnecessary Skills Holds Students Back
by Nicholas Moran ’19 Opinion Staff All Tasmanian Wombats are endowed with an abnormally productive pituitary gland, reliant on a hyperactive mitochondrial orchestration involving myriad proteins… What is the “main idea” of this passage? Sifting through such gibberish at one’s…
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Opinion | Sep.20, 2018
Tangents and Tirades
Be Aware of Events Outside PC On a small campus like Providence College, it is easy to forget about everything else that is happening in the world. We hear stories and read headlines every day, but most of the time…
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