If we want change, the calendar doesn’t have to be the only option t number of people have expressed disapproval over the last few weeks…
Posts published by “Jacob Amos”
Jacob Amos is the Opinions Editor and Business Manager of The Concordian. From Stillwater, MN and fresh off a semester abroad in China, he is a senior economics and math major interested in politics, business strategy, and financial markets.
On Friday, the Faculty Executive Committee voted to do away with the controversial 1-3-3-1 academic calendar change. The partying was cut short, however, by an…
For those that may not have been at the open forum last Wednesday to discuss the controversial change to the academic calendar, I figured it…
I have kept from hijacking this opinions section with my own ideas for an entire academic year, but I can’t be quiet anymore. I am…
Recently, Yahoo’s new CEO Marissa Mayer issued a company memo banning employees from working from home, immediately calling up indictments from commentators all across business…
By the time this article is published, Valentine’s Day will have come and gone. But we Cobbers do enjoy our reflection, so why not reflect…
As a general note on the purpose of the opinions section of any publication, a necessary and unavoidable understanding that both writers and readers must…
In her response to my previous article in support of changes to intervisitation, Ms. Bowman suggests that she agrees on the conclusion—that amendments should be…
In a quiet classroom tucked in the halls of Bishop Whipple, a new student organization has been meeting: a secular club. Despite the administration’s failure…
Guest Post: Cobbers care about voting The current generation of college students has often been criticized for their lack of political involvement. However, a recent…