The Globe’s Point – A rough end to a good year of service
April 16, 2020
Hey there, Pioneers. We know that morale is low right now, and while we typically try to lift your spirits here, we need to take a moment to join in on the sadness. This is our final issue of the 2019-2020 school year. This is not the ending we wanted or expected. In fact our staff, like many oth...
Seniors reflect on their time with the Globe
April 16, 2020
Hannah Walden, Co-Copy Desk Chief How can I summarize four years worth of experience and memories in an organization I care so deeply about? How do I summarize four years worth of friendship that I’ve had with the current and former folks at The Globe? It seems almost impossible that my time as a Pi...
The Globe’s Point – Looking forward to the future
April 8, 2020
Right now, things are not so great. Whether Pioneers are worried about themselves or their family members contracting COVID-19, we’re simply starting to develop cabin fever, and all under tremendous strain and stress. Part of this stress stems directly from the fact that our future is unclear...
Stimulus package fails to cover one of the most financially unstable groups
Written By Shannon Hartnett, Co-Opinions Editor
April 8, 2020
As we settle into the fourth week of the quarantine; businesses, families and people all over the world are taking hits across the board. The unemployment rates have hit a historical high with the most ever claims for unemployment. The numbers reached up to 6.6 million and are only increasing. Even a...
The importance of art in trying times
Written By Jake Dabkowski, Co-News Editor
April 8, 2020
It is extremely disappointing that the Kennedy Center would furlough hundreds of employees days after receiving a $25-million bailout in the recent government stimulus bill. That money was easily the most controversial part of the bill, as many of the pseudo Libertarians in Congress opposed it. Ultimat...
The Globe’s Point – Welcome to Zoom University
April 1, 2020
Hello Pioneers! You’ve done it, you’ve made it through the first few weeks of online classes. We know that there’s definitely been some trials and some tribulations, some highs and some lows. But you’re still standing, and that’s what matters! We are also here to discuss some of the ...
Advice amidst the chaos
Written By Shannon Hartnett, Co-Opinions Editor
April 1, 2020
Obviously the world is going absolutely bonkers trying to figure out what needs to be done during quarantine. I've read different articles that range from the idea that we will be quarantined until June, the economy will crash and we will all die. On the other hand, there’s also the “rational” thought...
Biden is not our Democratic nominee
Written By Jake Dabkowski
April 1, 2020
Joe Biden will be the worst Democratic nominee for president in the history of the party. He will lose to Donald Trump in the most embarrassing electoral defeat in the history of this country. He was already a horrible candidate before Tara Reade’s accusations, but now I cannot in good conscience...
An apology letter from the editor
Written By Dara Collins, Editor-in-Chief
March 25, 2020
I am so, so sorry. I am so sorry to the freshmen who didn’t even get to experience a full first year of college life on a college campus in such a vibrant city. I am so sorry to the sophomores and juniors who had their semester cut short and are losing out on time spent with their closest college frie...
The Globe’s Point – If you need help, we’re here
March 25, 2020
In two days, campus will be nearly empty. For some of you, this is not the best outcome. Last week, a whole lot of chaos was created when the deadline to move out was created and then shortly moved up. In fact, we had to rewrite and revise our coverage numerous times in the moments leading up to ou...
An open letter to Paul Hennigan
Written By Hannah Walden, Co-Copy Desk Chief/Layout Editor
March 25, 2020
Dear Paul Hennigan, I am a graduating senior that was more than excited to graduate at the end of April. I understand the concerns around COVID-19 and the changes to PPU life to prevent an outbreak. However, as a graduating senior, please understand my concerns and the concerns of my fellow gra...
Coke vs. Pepsi: which one’s better?
Written By Diana Navarrete, Staff Writer
March 25, 2020
Is there a difference between Coke and Pepsi? Don’t they taste very similar? To be honest, I am not a complete fan of either; it is not my go-to drink. Although, I did write a 10-page research paper on this topic. It gave me a lot of insight to share. I was curious to find out what creates a hug...
