Meet Kevin
Written By Chris Copen, For The Globe
October 17, 2019
I’d like for you to meet Kevin. Kevin likes to think of himself as an open-minded person. He likes to think of himself as that because he’s not actually like that at all. In fact, Kevin has never actually changed his mind. Well he did once, but that was on accident and it only happened because he...
Cancel culture isn’t real
Written By Jake Dabkowski, For The Globe
October 17, 2019
Todd Philips tried really hard to get me not to see “Joker.” He had interviews where he went on and on about how “woke culture is killing comedy.” It’s not Todd, sorry we don’t want to see Shane Gillis tape his eyes slanted to play Andrew Yang on SNL. Woke Culture isn’t killing comedy...
Opinions On Campus Dining Options. Which ones are worth it?
Written By Amara Phillips, Copy Editor
October 17, 2019
The Lawrence Hall dining hall is a Point Park staple for those who have been here since freshman year. The dining hall offers a plethora of food choices, yet their food options are seemingly restrictive. Those who suffer with food allergies have limited options at the dining hall as they do not offer...
Our very own winning college football team is already here
Written By Jake Berlin, For The Globe
October 17, 2019
Point Park Pioneers are living in a rare era that should not be taken for granted. After years of high rankings atop best-of lists for dancers, singers and other entertainers, our University has the opportunity to support pristine talent in addition to the Conservatory: our student athletes. The...
The Globe’s Point – It’s spooky season
Written By Globe Editorial Staff
October 16, 2019
Fall took its good, sweet time getting here, but it’s finally here. Lovers of the season can finally check their weather apps with glee at the sight of 50 to 60 degree weather every day. Tree leaves are changing noticeably, and in a few short weeks, the holiday of Halloween will be upon us. As colle...
A student’s response: ‘I hope we can all learn and grow’
Written By Dennis McDermott
October 16, 2019
This article is a direct response to an article that appeared in the Opinions section of The Globe last week. This really should go without saying, but I want everyone to know that not only the opinion presented last week, but also the opinion I am about to present, do not reflect the opinions of Th...
NBA manager supports Hong Kong
Written By Mason Strawn, For The Globe
October 16, 2019
What’s more important: the people’s choice or the bottom line? Freedom or money? A pro-democracy tweet or a communist country’s demand? That’s the question being asked to the NBA right now. Daryl Morey, the Houston Rockets’ General Manager, is the one to blame; well, blame isn’t really the...
Tall Girl: A potentially good idea portrayed incorrectly
Written By Amara Phillips, Copy Editor
October 9, 2019
If a movie has potential and challenges superficial ideas but portrays those challenges in a mediocre and mundane manner, is it truly a step forward? The movie “Tall Girl” stars Ava Michelle, a “Dance Moms” alum who stars as the protagonist Jodi in the film. “Tall Girl” follows Jodi through...
Gender reveal parties are outdated
Written By Benjamin Reinke, For The Globe
October 9, 2019
Gender reveal parties are an unnecessary fad that delegitimize the existence of transgender people by supporting the notion that there are only two genders. These parties are commonly expensive, sexist, overly sexual and potentially dangerous. A gender reveal party is a celebration where expect...
The Globe’s Point – Stay safe out there
Written By Globe Editorial Staff
October 9, 2019
As you’re all probably aware, this past week has been a rough one in terms of crimes happening relatively close to campus. Also this past week, several Point Park students were victims of these crimes. It’s not productive or helpful to anyone for Point Park University to ignore these crimes ...
Vaping: to ban or not to ban
Written By Luke Mongelli, For The Globe
October 9, 2019
Vaping. It’s been plastered all over the news. What started out as an alternative to cigarette smoking, has turned into a recreational activity popular among adults and teens. The government is considering banning it due to recent hospitalization of people across the United States. The most recent news stories have been focused...
Vontaze Burfict and CTE
Written By Mason Strawn, For The Globe
October 9, 2019
If you’ve watched the Pittsburgh Steelers play within the last five years, then you know that the two most hated athletes in this city are Tom Brady and Vontaze Burfict. For those that don’t watch the NFL, Burfict is the reason why the Steelers only have six Super Bowls instead of seven. He’s also the reason why Antonio Brown has gone...