By: Trisha Brockmeyer ~Guest Writer~
We live in an age of information. Information comes flying at us from every direction, and sometimes knowing what news to believe is tough. Broadcasting is a for-profit business and sometimes it can feel like they’re just telling you sensational news to sell. Everyone has an opinion—especially about what’s happening in Washington, D.C. So how can you be sure you’re getting the facts? Here are some tips to separate fact from fiction.
SATIRE By Maci Taylor, Back Page Editor Over the weekend Xavier’s students – 21 and up of course – indulged in the semesterly Golf Darty. Horribly tone-deaf wannabe DJ’s, lukewarm kegs and an unfortunate weather forecast all plagued this fall’s darty. It was not necessarily…
SATIRE By Charlie Thompson, Staff Writer Recently, our university administration has made the decision to ban all decorations on or around the windows of dorms. Now I have talked to many, many students about this and the consensus is that this…
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