The Globe’s Point – A summer sign-off from us
Written By Editorial Board
April 17, 2018
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The time we’ve all been yearning for is finally upon the horizon. We are another year older and perhaps a little wiser. We’ve developed portfolios, created works of art and expressed ourselves through our various talents. Now it’s time to say goodbye for the summer, and for some, to start their j...
What does it really mean to be American?
Written By Dylan Kersten
April 17, 2018
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I have been told it is something to be proud of. I remember getting emotional as a second-grader in an assembly where “God Bless the U.S.A.” was booming along to a light show in the gymnasium. I used to sport the flag on matching Old Navy shirts with my brothers, and I would even get a new shirt...
America and Syria: an ongoing saga
Written By Jordan Slobondinsky, Copy Editor
April 17, 2018
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In the wake of a questionable decision to attack Syria with airstrikes, the internet has gone a little crazy. Now, I am not a supporter of President Donald Trump nor am I defending him, but was the decision to conduct airstrikes in Syria all that different from attacks that former President Obama had...
Life is short, do what you love
Written By Beth Turnbull, Co-Opinions Editor
April 17, 2018
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When someone dies, it makes you reflect on their life, their accomplishments, the way they impacted you. When someone young dies, it makes you feel sick to your stomach. You think about the moments they’ve lost, the time you still have. The Point Park community lost one of our own recently. It’s...
Women are taking a stand and men have noticed
Written By Sarah Gibson, Copy Editor
April 10, 2018
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I’m not a person who likes to go out much, but the few times I have this semester, it’s been less than impressive. The first time I went out somewhere with friends once I came to college, I went to Cruze. This is a place I wasn’t particularly apprehensive about going to because of the fact th...
Advice for underclassmen from a graduating senior
Written By Lauren Ortego, Co-Opinions Editor
April 10, 2018
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I have always hated the idea of “wisdom.” We always attribute it to people who are older, who have experienced the world in a more holistic manner than ourselves. But here I am, claiming I have some wisdom and getting ready to drop it on you. I’ve been going to this university for four years...
Making a difference matters
Written By Megan Ortego
April 10, 2018
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Being a United Student Government (USG) senator representing the Conservatory of Performing Arts is harder when people do not want to put their all into the organization. As someone who has served on USG for my entire freshman year, I’ve noticed that we’re only known for two things in this scho...
The Globe’s Point – How group projects teach us
Written By Editorial Board
April 10, 2018
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As students begin to pull together their last assignments for finals week, some of us will undoubtedly be dreading those annoying, yet necessary projects requiring group cooperation. Most students either love or hate these requirements that prepare us for “teamwork out in the real world.” Group d...
Having smaller classroom sizes makes a difference
Written By Sara Cronin
April 10, 2018
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My first semester at college wasn’t spent at Point Park. In fact, it was spent at my apparent “dream school.” Before I went to my dream school, I pictured myself with a group of friends laughing carelessly about free food and pop up cafes - your typical university priorities. Within the firs...
Preventing school violence goes farther than guns
Written By Gracey Evans, Sports Photo Editor
April 3, 2018
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March for Our Lives, an international march dedicated to the advocation of gun control, was set up in less than a month. Despite this short notice, millions of people participated both in the country and around the world. Around 30,000 people came to the sibling march in Pittsburgh and hundreds of tho...
The importance of an accessible census
Written By Lauren Ortego, Co-Opinions Editor
April 3, 2018
Filed under OPINIONS
As our country has made great technological advances, we have grown lazier. I know, that’s a sentiment usually shared by old people who want you go to “play outside” or “join a gang” like they did when they were kids instead of sitting around throwing tweets at people on face-stagram. But ...
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