EDIT: Morally straight
After working several years to become an Eagle Scout, the highest scouting status in the Boy Scouts of America, 15-year-old Andrew Orr left his troop to join Trail Life USA. The Boy Scouts of America is one of the largest youth organizations in the United States, which is built around the objectives of building character, […]
Ruth: Sorting anxiety
The scene begins with an elderly man who has just consumed a delectable turkey sandwich nestled with stuffing bathed in gravy and a dollop of cranberry sauce. He waits for seconds — minutes perhaps — staring at the three daunting words positioned above three bins in the George Sherman Union: recycle, landfill and compostable. He […]
Mahdi: As the years have gone by
Courtesy of social media and the plethora of infographics, as the years have gone by, the wall that separated the “little people” from the star-studded events has been lifted. As the build-up to the Oscars drew nearer, the internet was inundated with retrospective pieces of the best speeches, the worst speeches, the highs and lows […]
INTERROBANG
A 58 year-old St. Louis man sent cat poop to a prospective employer for not hiring him. We here at the ol’ Free Press were wondering how people at BU would get back at companies for not hiring them. SMG: They would get the job … their Mom is probably the CEO. COM: They […]
EDIT: Let’s not get too excited
Arizona Senator Jan Brewer announced Wednesday evening that she vetoed Arizona Senate Bill 1062. If passed, this bill would have given Arizona businesses the right to deny service to gay and lesbian customers based on the religious beliefs of their owners. Supporters of SB 1062 said it was created with the intent of protecting religious […]
