A year ago, I was not happy at how Concordia overlooked the presence of minority students; we used to see minority students clustering together in…
Posts published in “Columns”
Whenever you take a look at West Acres, you realize Fargo has a lot of work to do if it wants to improve its image.…
Yes I know, I’m writing about fads. It happens. Dear Cobber babies that think you are too mainstream for fads, or that you were the…
“Sin is Sin” and “The Innocence of Muslims” are extremely different cases that came into the spotlight as a result of social media. What we…
So I wrote my first article and (giant shocker) it wasn’t about freshmen. Well here I am, a week late and ready to chat about…
All too often—during cable news interviews and throughout newspaper articles—well-intentioned commentators and journalists fool individuals with the elementary notion of representing both sides of an…
For my first article of the year I would usually do something like “aaahhh I have missed everyone,” or how no one should ever be…
I couldn’t help but shudder when I heard Eboo Patel praise Concordia for leading the way with interfaith dialogue at this year’s Opening Convocation. His…
What we take to be a given often turns out to be a human invention that’s been in place so long that we’ve forgotten how…
In late 2008, I caught the travel bug. I didn’t really care about international travel until then. I was with my high school in northern…