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Tag: holiday

Christmas with a capitalist ‘C’

Posted on December 8, 2016 by Johnny Wagner

At last, the most wonderful time f the year has arrived! Time to break out the lights, get a tree and pend all of your spare money on gifts. From Black Friday to Christmas Day, sales surge as people pre- are for the holidays. Every year that goes by, Christmas seems to become more and…

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Thanksgiving is for thanking

Posted on December 1, 2016 by Jenna Scarbrough

It happened again: another successful Thanksgiving involving too much green bean casserole, too few choices for potatoes and too many pleasant conversations with family members who tried desperately to avoid bringing up politics around the dinner table. Like so many other Americans, my family experiences a post-holiday coma. No, this is not because we have…

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Election Day should be a holiday

Posted on March 10, 2016March 10, 2016 by Johnny Wagner

Tensions rise as Election Day, still months away, inches closer and closer. Super Tuesday passed by last week, and primary elections are beginning to narrow the pool of candidates to those who have the greatest chance to win. Hillary Clinton leads the Democratic Party, while Donald Trump leads the Republican Party. Clinton and Trump lead…

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Reflecting on inclusivity this past Holiday season

Posted on January 21, 2016January 20, 2016 by Johnny Wagner

We should strive to represent all holidays After months of anticipation then only two short weeks of vacation, the holiday season is over at last. Snow continues to fall — as does the temperature — and classes resume as usual. We have successfully survived another round of capitalism via religious holiday, and we have a…

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