"Covers the campus like the magnolias"

Old Gold & Black

'Covers the campus like the magnolias'
"Covers the campus like the magnolias"

Old Gold & Black

"Covers the campus like the magnolias"

Old Gold & Black

Good Art Explains Mystery Through Manners

Good Art Explains Mystery Through Manners

Jack Portman November 14, 2019

Art should function to induce some form of self-interrogation. It should focus on the unknown and the unknowable, the uncertain and the liminal, and by exploring these spaces, force viewers to consider...

Being Political Equates To Being An Active Human

Being Political Equates To Being An Active Human

Olivia Field November 14, 2019

Recently, someone told one of my best friends that they were surprised we were so close. After a reportedly awkward silence, my friend asked why and received the response: “Oh, because Olivia is so political!”  When...

Environmental Irresponsibility Requires Checks And Balances

Environmental Irresponsibility Requires Checks And Balances

Kate Federer November 14, 2019

According to Article 2, Section 4 of the United States Constitution, “The President, Vice President and all Civil Officers of the United States, shall be removed from Office on Impeachment for, and Conviction...

Democrats Sweep Virginias General Assembly

Democrats Sweep Virginia’s General Assembly

Amanda Wilcox November 7, 2019

Democrats completed Virginia’s partisan shift from red to purple to true blue on Tuesday night, winning majorities in both chambers of the General Assembly and consolidating power across the commonwealth...

The United States Must Remain A Benevolent Leader

The United States Must Remain A Benevolent Leader

John Manos November 7, 2019

Sitting in an Airbnb, looking out over the cobblestone streets of Rome, I experienced a sense of overwhelming perplexity at how such a magnificent power can fall so hard and so fast. Driving through the...

The Critic Maintains An Ambiguous Relation To Creation

The Critic Maintains An Ambiguous Relation To Creation

Kyle Ferrer November 7, 2019

What are these things I write? What are the various cultural flash-points, aesthetic philosophies and slight, introspective discoveries put down in these pages? Am I a critic, an artist, a recycler? Am...

Measures Of Growth Should Be Disaggregated

Measures Of Growth Should Be Disaggregated

Amanda Wilcox October 31, 2019

Every fiscal quarter, we look to the federal Bureau of Economic Analysis for the latest data on the total income and output of the United States. The country’s headline indicator of economic conditions...

Literary Enchantment Illumines The Poetry Of Reality

Literary Enchantment Illumines The Poetry Of Reality

Kyle Ferrer October 31, 2019

Last week I wrote about what literature knows, about the things fine literature can teach us through form and style, aesthetic excellence and splendor. The knowledge transferred to us can seem ineffable...

Curriculums Should Include Gender Education

Curriculums Should Include Gender Education

Kate Federer October 31, 2019

When I entered college, I was warned about the threats of alcohol, drug use and lack of time management skills. I had no idea that entering college I had to also be prepared to be a woman in a somewhat...

Should The Government Subsidize Vegetarianism?

Should The Government Subsidize Vegetarianism?

Ashley Estrela October 31, 2019

With a 600% increase within the last three years, veganism just got trendy. Gone are the days when vegans were sandal-wearing-weed-smoking hippies. Now, vegans are students, dieticians and environmentalists....

Warren And Sanders Share What Matters: Policy

Warren And Sanders Share What Matters: Policy

Amanda Wilcox October 24, 2019

Within the liberal-to-left political intelligentsia there’s a debate: Are Senators Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts actually the same? Currently, the two leading progressives...

Michigan Daily Deserves Celebration

“Michigan Daily” Deserves Celebration

ogbwebsite October 24, 2019

On Oct. 19, in an article entitled "When the Student Newspaper is the Only Daily Paper in Town," The New York Times reported on a serious responsibility that many college newspapers across the country...

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