by Martlet Staff | Jan 22, 2014 | Editorials, Opinions
Facebook is falling the way of the phonebook. Originally, it was so instant and interactive that people were hooked. But, with more and more instant forms of communication and social interaction, such as Twitter, Snapchat, and Instagram, the compulsion to post...
by Martlet Staff | Jan 16, 2014 | Editorials, Opinions
Whether you’re heading back to school or starting school this semester, buying a textbook or two is almost inevitable. Even if you’ve carefully saved your pennies, accounted for several months’ rent, and budgeted for food, textbooks can come as a surprising and hidden...
by Martlet Staff | Jan 9, 2014 | Features, Photo
We asked people to submit their best travel photos—to tell the story behind their snaps. Here, they share details about the “bigger picture,” and why sometimes, travel is about more than just the destination. First place: Alison Root Hanya Prymak,...
by Martlet Staff | Jan 9, 2014 | Editorials, Opinions
Less than a week before Christmas Day, the Joint Review Panel recommended the approval of the Enbridge Pipeline by the Federal government. Reactions have been as polarized as the preceding debate. Whether the pipeline is constructed as a direct result of the decision...
by Martlet Staff | Dec 5, 2013 | Editorials, Opinions
What do the holidays mean in the 21st century? The winter holidays fundamentally promote and celebrate faith in humanity, family, and seasonal joy. Ironically, this time of the year can be, above all, isolating and lonely for many. Are the holidays ultimately as...