It is important to try and keep athletes safe, but the line has inevitably been crossed in the NFL. No one wants to watch a game where the referees dictate every move. Let them play.
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In a time when universities are working to combat binge-drinking on college campuses, and the uglier behaviors fueled by alcohol—like violence and rape—are featured almost daily on every major news station in America, why would these schools play into the hypocrisy by endorsing the very beverage they are warning against at their sporting events?
Despite recent sexual assault allegations, the Senate Judiciary Committee voted 11-10 Friday to recommend Brett Kavanaugh for Senate approval as the next U.S. Supreme Court Justice.
One hour from the publication of this article, approximately 250 Oklahoma Christian University students, mainly sophomore men and women, will receive letters notifying them which…
A daunting question has hovered over our nation for years with a history of ambiguous opinions: Do students shed their First Amendment rights at the school gate?
With two weeks of fantasy football behind us, many owners are scrambling to find a way to lift their team into legitimate contention. Others are prematurely writing their season off. Some are kicking their feet up, watching their team do exactly what they were drafted for.
But, most do not understand the implications of the $5 entry fee you paid if you are a collegiate athlete.
Change is hard and changing a 98-year tradition is really hard, but there is nothing stopping me from loving all the things Miss America stands for.
It deeply troubles me our current president has such disregard for the rights given to citizens under our First Amendment. Our country is the free land it is because of the great rights protected by our Constitution, perhaps most notably, by our First Amendment.