Opinion
PT Majors Respond
To the Editor: As members of the Doctorate of Physical Therapy Class of 2020, we collectively would like to respond to the article posted on December 2nd, 2019, titled “Liberal Arts Majors Matter Too, Mr. […]
Month: December 2019
Opinion
The importance of graphic novels for reluctant readers
By Michaela May ’20, Assistant Editor With advancing technology and fewer print editions of readable material remaining available, it has become a rising debate whether people are digesting as much reading material as before. The […]
Opinion
Greek Life at LVC is not like the movies
By Brianna Metsger ’19, Assistant Editor Popular blockbusters like “Neighbors” and “The House Bunny” depict Greek Life as huge groups of immature young adults whose sole purpose of attending college is to party and become […]
Opinion
Community Service at LVC
By Justin Shuler ’20, staff writer LVC’s service to the community continues to grow, but needs are not going to change, so I encourage students to volunteer more of their time and make an impact […]
Opinion
PT Student Responds to Editorial
As a PT major I wanted to share my feelings on some of the statements made in this article. I understand that this was an editorial piece that’s based on opinion rather than facts, however […]
Campus News
Importance of a gap year before college
by Tyler Perhac ‘20, Staff Writer It seems that more often than not, college students end up changing their major at least once in their education. With how common this is becoming, students are taking […]
Campus News
Pedestrian bridge opens via stairs only
By Brianna Metsger ’19, Assistant Editor President Thayne announced today via email that the pedestrian bridge over the train tracks is now open for students to cross via stairs only. A temporary certificate of occupancy […]
Opinion
Social media: the good, the bad, the ugly
By Hannah Shirey ’23, Staff Writer I think it’s safe to say that social media plays a significant role in society. Social media does have its pros, but it certainly has its cons as well. […]
Opinion
Cinema’s inevitable change
by Michael Burt ‘22 Staff Writer From advancements made with computer-generated imagery (CGI) to narrative structures, the film industry is everchanging. Gone are the days of independent, standalone movies; extended universes and on-demand streaming have […]
Opinion
Liberal arts education fades at LVC
By Megan Finlan ’21, staff writer A liberal arts education is considered to be the most desirable type of education for prospective employers in America. This type of education is said to create well rounded […]