All work and no play: is it really worth it?

January 13, 2012  
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By Ana Billotti Round Table editor Ana Billotti - Round Table opinion editor Sometimes in life people have to do things that they dislike rather than things that they love. This can be doing anything from working, to homework, going to school, or even attending meetings that the person is utterly uninterested... Read more »

Freedom to tweet

December 14, 2011  
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By Ana Billotti Round Table editor  Ana Billotti - Round Table editor On Nov. 21, Emma Sullivan, a senior at Shawnee Mission East High School in Kansas tweeted, “Just made mean comments at gov brownback and told him he sucked, in person #heblowsalot.” Thus, Sullivan unknowingly sparked a firestorm... Read more »

Believing criticism is a critical mistake

December 1, 2011  
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By Ana Billotti Round Table editor Ana Billotti- Round Table editor Eleanor Roosevelt once said,  “No one can make you feel inferior without your consent.” Those 10 words can provide comfort and strength to people going through difficult times. When people are told that they are not good enough,... Read more »

That’s just my opinion

November 14, 2011  
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By Ana Billotti Round Table editor Ana Billotti- Round Table editor Everyone is entitled to his or her own opinion;  it is a basic human right – freedom of speech. But oftentimes we run into problems when we share our opinions on a topic; people reject our opinions, disagree with them or even... Read more »

Don’t forget the little things

February 24, 2011  
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By Ana Billotti Round Table reporter Everyone messes up once in awhile, it’s an unavoidable part of life, although when you do mess up you aren’t happy about it. Many people just brush off their mistakes instead of doing something about it. You fail one quiz and say “It was only ten questions,... Read more »