Wednesday, September 17, 2025

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Medicine price spike risking lives

When you’re a college student, your life changes. You officially become an independent person without having any parents or guardians telling you what to do. Every decision you make is your own, and the way you choose to handle...

No obvious winner this election

The upcoming 2016 presidential election has been undoubtedly polarizing to both new and veteran voters. This year will be the first time many of my peers and I are voting in a presidential election, and things are different....

Editorial: Dig deeper for whole story

With so many technological advancements and every media application at the reach of our fingertips, breaking news and information is more accessible than ever. This also means cat videos, makeup tutorials and memes are also carried in our back...

Condensed version rarely better than original

For many young people today, social media is the place to go to for information on what’s going on throughout the world. People think watching a 30-second Facebook video summarizing a highly complex criminal trial, or a new technology...

Fair jail sentences, first step toward justice

On a college campus, one in four women will be victims of sexual assault, according to an article from the Huffington Post. This is a number many of us have heard but usually push to the back of our...

Trump’s offensive dialect leaves mark

This year’s election has stirred a backlash, bearing countless instances of verbal abuse that demand our complete attention. Donald J. Trump, the insulting heavyweight of this election, has used fear and bigotry as his bread and butter. Political bickering...

Graduation countdown closing in

With the 86 pieces I’ve written for Cardinal Points over the past two years at an estimated word count of 625 per article or column, I have written about 53,750 words for this newspaper. Despite that, I can’t find...

EIC appreciates lessons learned

College is supposed to teach you so many things throughout the years, like how to get away with skipping laundry day, how many hours it actually takes to write a ten page paper and how many days a week...

Editorial: Change in face, not value

Usually, money in the news tells a story of someone receiving a raise or making a sizable deal. The United States Treasury broke that trend by announcing April 20 that abolitionist leader Harriet Tubman will appear on the on the...

Editor adopts second family

After only a year on Cardinal Points, I’ve grown so close to this special group of people. In just my second semester on the paper, I got the call to be the graphics editor. I had to spend...
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