Political Correctness Inhibits Freedom of Expression
October 16, 2011
By Lindsay Huth Hordes of college mail have inundated my mailbox over the last six months, all plastered with clearly posed pictures of immaculate green lawns, impossibly blue skies and unbelievably elated students – with a representative from every possible minority, of course. Universities would...
Obama’s Failings Obvious in Record-low Approval Rating
October 16, 2011
By Jordan Cook The year is 1979, and Jimmy Carter is President of the United States. In September of that year, his approval rating is 35%. Due to his failed policies, indecision and the weak economy during his single term as president, Carter is considered to be one of the worst presidents of the modern...
American youth called to take an active role in government
March 21, 2011 • Shamir Brice
Instead of going in to mourning over the 2008 General Election, I decided to dedicate myself to working harder in the 2010 mid-term elections. I felt that I could make more of a difference in the local and statewide races here in Ohio by rallying suppor t from registered Independents and Republicans...
Homecoming transforms the castle into an inferno overnight
March 21, 2011 • Ben Edwards, Photo Editor
Once upon a time, knights swore oaths of chivalry. At Hoban, we pride ourselves on upholding similar values of conduct and behavior. We have shown a great deal of class during this fall sports season, and I am incredibly proud to be a part of a school community that conducts itself in such a positive...
Substantial service work can be done within U.S. borders
November 17, 2010 • Carmine Sberna, Online Editor
Find a need, fill a need. This clever phrase is more than just good advice for a marketing campaign; it is a motto that may prove useful when looking for service opportunities. Usually participants in mission trips are thought of as daring voyagers to distant lands where poverty stricken people are in...
Facebook is much more than just a social networking tool
November 17, 2010 • Peter DelMedico, Sports Editor
To the majority of teenagers, college students and young adults the word “notification” no longer holds its original definition as a formal announcement. Many now only associate the word with the notorious social network, Facebook. It is popularly known worldwide, and the creator is the youngest...
Agents are the root of collegiate student-athlete problems
October 26, 2010 • Nick Pelini, Online Editor
NCAA rules forbid student-athletes to have any verbal or written agreement with an agent or marketing association concerning the promotion of his or her athletic ability or reputation. This NCAA rule is one of the, if not the most, violated rule in all of college sports along with accepting benefits...
When the sun is out please keep the turtlenecks in the closet
October 12, 2010 • Kristin Brennan, News Editor
A couple of weeks ago, I decided to switch up my Sunday afternoon routine and do my homework at Angel Falls Coffee Co. in Highland Square rather than at my desk at home. I had been to this coffeehouse a few times before, and the first thing that always caught my eye was the massive dessert case, containing...
Origin of the Visor: two stories, one glorious student publication
October 12, 2010 • Evan Luse, Editor-in-Chief
Besides the anticipation for a glorious weekend, every third Friday one of these news magazines is placed in your hand. But have you ever wondered how the Visor got its name? Well, I did and so I ventured to ask the most knowledgeable (and perhaps best looking) authority—Brother Joe LeBon. Through...
Wacky laws are a threat to the liberties of being an American
September 11, 2010 • Lindsay Huth, Features Editor
The prayers of General Larry Platt, famous for his American Idol song “Pants on the Ground,” have finally been answered: in many small Louisiana towns, baggy pants have been made illegal. On the same crazy note, in Massachusetts, officials considered requiring all amateur soccer players to wear helmets...
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