Posts from "Opinion"
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Opinion | Feb.14, 2019
Tangents and Tirades
E-Tipping: Compensation for Dunkin’ Nation Dunkin’ holds a special place in the hearts of Providence College students. The New England staple energizes exhausted students with its iced coffee, and employees always serve the much-needed caffeine with a smile. However, since…
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Campus | Feb.07, 2019
PC Parking Problem: Campus Security Must Prioritize Parking Spots for Students
The debate surrounding whether or not students should have their cars on college campuses is omnipresent. There is an evident divide in the amount of schools that do allow cars on campus and the schools that do not: in the…
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Opinion | Feb.07, 2019
Dress the Part of an Adult: Wearing Nice Clothes for Class Prepares Students for the Workplace
Waking up for an early class is tough as it is, but putting in the extra effort to make your outfit look presentable can make all the difference in your day. Though it seems trivial, wearing nice clothes to class…
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Campus | Feb.07, 2019
Writer vs. Writer: Have Recent Campus Additions Been a Good Use of Donor Money?
by Elizabeth McGinn ’21 In 2019, the beautiful Providence College campus is very different from the same grounds only 10 or 15 years ago. The busy Huxley Avenue used to separate upper and lower campus, and both dorms and academic…
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Campus | Feb.07, 2019
Food for Thought: Students Need a Culinary Arts Requirement
Food: the universal energy source. Eating it is something many people have mastered. Preparing it, though, is a far less common skill to come by, especially among college students. Sure, there may be the occasional student who is passionate about…
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Opinion | Feb.07, 2019
Tangents and Tirades
I’m Watching ‘You’ The new Netflix series that has secured many binge watchers is “You.” If you tell someone what show you are watching, you will literally say “I’m watching ‘You,’” which may just be the perfect double entendre in…
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Opinion | Jan.31, 2019
Expand Your Providence Palette: How Two PC Seniors Ate Like Kings on a Budget
One of the biggest complaints that Providence College students have regarding campus is the food. Students are constantly disappointed with the food served at Raymond Dining Hall and wish the College would offer better quality and variety food options…
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Opinion | Jan.31, 2019
Develop PC’s Diversity Proficiency: Students Require More Knowledge on Social Issues
One of the most important opportunities that attending a liberal arts college gives students is the ability to take courses in subjects that they may have otherwise never been exposed to. The majority of liberal arts colleges require students to…
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Opinion | Jan.31, 2019
The Early Bird Gets the Internship: Take Advantage of Career Resources on Campus
Getting a job is always stressful. There is so much pressure to try and find the perfect fit. For college students, it can become even more stressful when there is pressure to find the perfect summer job. Whether you are…
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Opinion | Jan.31, 2019
Tangents and Tirades
Wanted: On-Campus Employment for ‘Broke College Students’ The cliché of the “broke college student” has grown hackneyed for a reason. A college degree for most students and their families is typically unaffordable. However, in today’s society, obtaining a job that…
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