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By Michelle Wan
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May. 28, 2010 |
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If the Major League Baseball Players Association has its way, the 2011 All-Star game will not take place in Phoenix, Arizona. The MLBPA has joined dozens of other organizations in protesting that state’s recent controversial law.
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By Jessica Cheung
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May. 28, 2010 |
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The second you get home from an exhausting day at school, its awfulness magnified by your nagging math teacher or pop quizzes in your English class, you flop down on the couch to finally relax and aimlessly reach for the remote on your end table. When you finally hit the power button, you don't hear the catchy beat of your favorite music video, instead you’re bombarded with the flashy images of ethnically diverse women, modeling for the latest Dove commercial.
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By The Lowell Staff
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May. 28, 2010 |
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Students weigh in on the recent controversy evoked by media coverage of a possible increase in crime by African-Americans against the Asian community.
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By Olivia Pollak
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Apr. 30, 2010 |
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Throwing an object in a recycling bin usually makes us feel responsible and environmentally conscious. The cell phone recycling program at Lowell, sponsored by LG Mobile, seems like nothing more than a good-intentioned effort to help the environment, but throwing an old cell phone in a bin is more than a simple, environmentally-friendly act. Students should remember to reduce and reuse before recycling.
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By Nicholas Bloise
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Apr. 30, 2010 |
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 “A right unexercised is a right lost.”
This is the message many open carriers—gun rights activists who holster their arms visibly—are attempting to get across.
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