Meet the Columnist: Eliza Sullivan
By Eliza Sullivan | 22 hours ago"I often see community issues that are important to me going unnoticed by students. I try to showcase the parts of Oxford that extend beyond High Street."
"I often see community issues that are important to me going unnoticed by students. I try to showcase the parts of Oxford that extend beyond High Street."
"Most of the problems that diets and supplements are supposed to solve aren’t problems to begin with. Having acne or not having six-pack abs is normal, not a health defect."
"No organization can function well when its constituents feel their voices are being ignored. The board should have done a better job of addressing the concerns of students and community stakeholders ahead of voting."
"Miami has fantastic foreign language programs that few students take advantage of. Most would benefit from declaring a language minor — especially students in the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) who already have to take these courses."
"Various polls conducted in January calculate Trump’s overall net approval rating to be between -8 and -28 points, with an average of 41% of Americans approving of the president’s performance, according to The New York Times."
"Teaching children from an early age about the concept of same-sex attraction is important for two reasons: students who later identify as LGBTQ+ will understand their identity and feel less alone, and students who are not LGBTQ+ will be able to empathize with their peers who are."
Eliza predicts what is in store for some of Miami's most prominent dorms.
We’re all aware of the plethora of sequels and remakes that are plaguing theater screens today. IMDB lists 431 “sequels, remakes, reboots, prequels, [and] spin-offs” made or announced in the last seven years. I have been craving something fresh, and this movie from the 1930s was exactly what I was looking for.
"No, it’s not what we’re used to at home, but these establishments feed thousands of people per day, and that in itself is a gargantuan task. That being said, there are some structural changes Miami could adopt to make eating at school a little less painful."
"From the first question he answered, it was clear the crowd was unhappy with him. Throughout the event, many of his statements were met with angry boos, shouts and accusations of dishonesty and cowardice."