The memory of the American public tends to be short — especially in times of national security and foreign threat — despite history’s well-established tendency to repeat itself.But it has never been...
Kara Taylor Kara Taylor is a sophomore journalism major and a columnist for the Daily Kent Stater. Contact her at [email protected]. As college students, we struggle with the idea of student loans....
Shawn Mercer Shawn Mercer is a columnist for The Daily Kent Stater. Contact him at [email protected]. At the 2013 Teen Choice Awards, as he received the Ultimate Choice Award, Ashton Kutcher did not...
Tyler Singleton Tyler Singleton is a senior magazine journalism major and the opinion editor for The Daily Kent Stater. Contact him at [email protected]. During the past two months, the National Security...
As we approach President Lester Lefton’s retirement July 1, 2014, the presidential search is underway with a 16-member team working with a private executive search firm. While it’s easy to reflect...
Summary: Kent is changing, and so are we. This semester, we promise to bring our readers a more relevant, more interactive version of the Stater than ever before.Welcome back to Kent! (Or welcome, for...
Right this minute, everybody needs to stop chanting that blueberries are healthy and full of antioxidants. The next person who announces this gets his or her nose poked with a fork. Enough already with...
The following editorial appeared in the Chicago Tribune on Friday, Aug. 23:The world may be heading toward a showdown in Syria over a suspected poison gas attack launched by government forces, killing...
Elania Sauber This has been a year of numerous high-profile court cases and shocking verdicts. The media often face public outrage for looking in-depth into these cases and criminals to the point of...
Earlier this summer, I was very happy to learn about Kent State sophomore Zoe Burch’s quick response to a potential threat made in an online chat room against a Pennsylvania high school. Her decision...
There’s a sequence in “Frances Ha” in which Greta Gerwig, an actress who has spent the last few years on the fringes of recognizability, runs through the crosswalks of Brooklyn, pirouetting and leaping...
Although I probably know more than anyone else about the historical significance of May 4, I will not be attending tomorrow night's panel discussion. For the 23rd year since my book on May 4 was published,...
