Thumbs up, Thumbs down

Thumbs Up to professors who encourage printing on recycled paper. It helps us and the environment.

Lobbyist-led automobile laws lead to legally unsafe driving habits

The nature of the law is counter-intuitive at best.

Escapism leaves us feeling worse

Our moms are to blame. They made us feel so comfortable and safe in the fortress of our comfy beds, listening to the sounds of their cooing voices, that we search for this comfort every day as adults.
 

All you need is love

Small gestures of compassion go a long way, Chico State students, alumni get in on the act

Last Tuesday, when I saw Liz Thrasher Wheatley, an alumna of Chico State, and Alyssa Kinnier, a senior, sitting on the lawn at the Trinity Commons, formerly the Free Speech Area, with a homemade sign that said “You are VALUABLE (+ loved!),” I felt like my previously cloudy day was suddenly bright and cheery. They were sending good vibes my way, without asking anything in return. That’s a rare gesture in today’s world and I appreciated it more than they probably knew.

Semester end brings on stress

The semester is almost over — three weeks and a few days to be exact.

Editorial: A.S. should focus on activism, not events

The Associated Students is supposed to be by the students for the students.
 

Editorial: University’s Judicial Board denies students basic right

A student’s entire collegiate career at any California State University could hang on one meeting.