Fast
food isn’t to blame
COMMENTARY
Katherine Ortega
In
a brilliant example of people finding a way to blame their behavior
and problems on anyone but themselves, lawyers have revised
the obesity lawsuit against McDonald’s. According to a
report from CNN.com, this lawsuit claims that McDonald’s
uses “deceptive practices in the advertising, processing,
and sale of foods, including Chicken McNuggets, Filet-O-Fish
, Chicken Sandwich, French fries, and hamburgers.” |
Sniff
has become unoriginal
COMMENTARY
Ryan Salzman
The
Sniff’s unoriginal level has been raised to code orange.
Or maybe the title should be “The Sniff, dangerously
close to creative void” or just “Sniff writers addicted
to (www.theonion.com).”
A
sincere bravo goes to those masked crusaders raising an unheard
voice on our apathetic campus. I would also like to extend
a hearty boo to those same crusaders for using that voice
to better virtually nothing on our apathetic campus.
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