Opinion: Should Baseball Expand?
In 2001, the Arizona Diamondbacks won the World Series and became the fastest expansion franchise to win a championship in their respective league. With the […]
Opinions
NFL: Nationally Failing League
Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy was first discovered in 2002 by Bennet Omalu when conducting an autopsy on Mike Webster’s brain. Webster had played in the NFL […]
Opinion: Lose the Loofah
It can be assumed that most people leave their showers believing they have scrubbed themselves clean, but if using a loofah is part of their […]
Opinion: Best, In-Between and Worst Albums of 2017
Hey, everyone. Andthony Wittano here, the Pleiad’s busiest music nerd, and it’s time for my compilation of the best, in-between and worst albums of the […]
Opinion: Costumes in Justice League
Following the highly successful release of “Wonder Woman,” DC Comics’ latest movie, “Justice League,” instantly became one of the most anticipated films of 2017. Recent […]
Opinion: The Truth About Mental Health in College
Pop culture depicts college as nothing less than a dream world — a world where anything is possible — and students are on the bright […]
Mayim Bialik Missed the Point of Feminism
Mayim Bialik recently wrote a piece for the New York Times in response to the Harvey Weinstein scandal still roiling the nation. Mr. Weinstein has […]
Opinion: Trophy Hunting Is Not the Answer You’re Looking For
Guest piece by Kaitlyn Hotchkin On November 16, the Trump administration struck again. This time, on elephants. Our government announced the legalization of trophy-hunting […]
Satan’s Standing Up for You
I know what you’re thinking, and I was surprised to hear it too. The Satanic Temple, a non-theistic religion founded by Lucien Greaves and Malcolm […]
Do Trammell and Morris Deserve Hall of Fame Status?
All statistical information was taken from Baseball Reference. Known as one of the best shortstops in Detroit history, Alan Trammell was a Tiger for nearly […]
Opinion: What Happens to the DREAM Deferred
Guest Piece by Isaac Verhelst, (’20) Although my experience with DACA is first-hand, I am not a DACA recipient, nor is anyone else in my […]
Opinion: Albion College and the Middle East Have One Thing in Common, Silence.
On September 7, the Ford Institute for Leadership in Public Policy and Service sponsored their first speaker, Todd Holmstrom, who discussed Middle East Diplomacy. He […]