Author: Thomas Cahalan

Thomas is a sophomore Law and Politics major with a minor in communication. As someone with an admiration for the past, he has a love for the fact that everyone has their own perspective and wisdom to share from their own lives. He looks forward to cultivating this love by being the news editor this year, helping the voices of the SNHU community be heard.
Opinion

Thanksgiving: Chow Down, Be Humble

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Today, too many holidays have become victims of commercialization where even thinking about the once special occasion makes one feel a sense of yuletide queasiness rather than merriness. However, Thanksgiving thankfully has not yet come to be conquered by corporate America. Some people feel the lack of attention given to Thanksgiving is a curse, when it is actually a great blessing in disguise. After
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News

The DNC: A Party Demoralized

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The year of 2016 will go down in American history as a tumultuous time, but what will be debated is whether or not that’s due to one side or two. While former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton eventually became the Democrats’ nominee, she wasn’t the candidate the democratic party actually wanted. In a stark contrast, out of all the controversies associated with Donald Trump’s
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Opinion

Eminem: The Voice of White Working-Class America Long Before Trump

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Last month on the BET awards, the well-known rapper Eminem dished out a freestyle dissing president Trump that was largely received positively by his fans and even political pundits like Keith Obermann. “After 27 years of doubts about rap I am now an @Eminem fan, best political writing of the year period,” Olbermann stated on his twitter feed. While Eminem isn’t necessarily saying anything
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Opinion

Space Colonization: The Ultimate Dream for Mankind

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Ever since the dawn of the human race, the vast unexplored territory of space above the world has been a source of speculative imagination. It is humanity’s nature to be curious, and nothing quite captures the collective curiosity as the idea of colonizing space. Towards the end of the Apollo era before the final moonwalk in 1972, researchers from NASA argued for the possibility
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Opinion

The Opioid Industry: America’s Number One Drug Cartel

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The opioid epidemic has become one of America’s greatest social concerns in recent years. A great reason for this catastrophe is that the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has been stripped of tremendous power when it comes to combating the ultimate drug dealers in the USA: The drug companies themselves.  A more industry-friendly law in relation to the drug companies was passed by Congress last year. While the name
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Opinion

Bipartisanship: The Only Way

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Not a day goes by without hearing something new from the President. Whether Americans like him or not, President Trump isn’t a quiet president. However, considering he was a candidate who ran on the notion that being an outsider would give him the capacity to cross party lines, so far, he’s hardly scratched the surface. Granted, he negotiated with top Democrats like Chuck Schumer
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Opinion

Monadnock Exceeds Expectations

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Possessing the current title of being the newest building, Monadnock has a lot of expectations. As of right now, it’s already starting to have a legacy. The apartment building is approximately over 100,000 square feet with 75 apartments and 300 hundred residents. Nicole Noons, the Resident Director of Monadnock gave some insight into the apartment building’s real purpose. “This is the first apartment complex
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