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Two Cents: Fall

Hi, I’m Shealy, and I like talking to people; hearing their opinions on pop culture, something minuscule that happened in their day, and so much more. There is wisdom, humor,…

Road work ahead?

Dean of Students Office/Publications

South Carolinians are always complaining about beaten down roads, and Hurricane Florence, which made landfall in the Carolinas on Sept. 14, did not do much to help. Though most of…

A new frontier

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Space: the final frontier, an endless plane of opportunity amongst the stars. As Tim Curry said in the Soviet Premier in the 2008 video game “Command and Conquer: Red Alert…

Vaccines should be a choice

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Currently there are laws in South Carolina, along with many other states, that require people to receive a certain number and certain types of vaccines to attend public school. This…

Two Cents

Dean of Students Office/Publications

Hi, I’m Shealy, and I like talking to people, hearing their opinions on pop culture, something minuscule that happened in their day and so much more. There is wisdom, humor…

One internet for all?

Dean of Students Office/Publications

More than anything, social media has become a big influencer on what we view and what politics interest us. This can mean open political discussions, the sharing or unification of…

Prison as legalized slavery

Dean of Students Office/Publications

America is the best! That is, we are number one in prisoners, military spending, mass shootings, and corn. In fact, according to Bureau of Justice statistics, the incarceration rate for…

Our Say: Sodexo refuses to answer us

The Johnsonian

In our last issue, The Johnsonian published an article about a student who created a petition regarding problems she felt were present in the new dining services with Sodexo. The…

Not everyone was safe

Dean of Students Office/Publications

During Hurricane Florence and other hurricanes in the past, residents in high risk zones had mandatory evacuation. However, prisoners in those same zones were left to fend for themselves. According…