The Phillies need to change their roster building philosophy
The main feat that everyone associates with baseball is the long ball. It is flashy, it is exciting, and it is what puts runs on the board.
Moments...
Are you morally responsible to help a drowning child? Is being a vigilante good or bad? Would you eat your cat? The university’s newly-formed Junto (pronounced “hoon-toh”) Club is a place for students...
How acceptance is found from within
During my first year of college, I experienced a philosophical awakening. I wondered how I could practice gratitude more often and how I could develop a deeper sense...
To the editor,
The St. Joe’s philosophy department is deeply committed to our institutional mission of promoting an “inclusive and diverse community that educates and cares for the whole person.”...
At 6:30 p.m. on a Wednesday night late last semester, 10 students gathered in a Barbelin Hall hallway eating slices of pizza.
“Are we really free?” one student asked.
“Are we living in a dystopian...
Echo chambers keep us from true individual identity
Society consistently pushes ideals on us and has done so since the founding of civilization. Even in present day, we see no change in the influencing...
