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All content by Parker Grogan
Opinion: Leadership is about relationships

Opinion: Leadership is about relationships

Parker Grogan, Staff Columnist September 23, 2019
How you treat others determines your success, so all of the time you spend in college building relationships is good practice for your future as a leader in whatever field you choose to go into.
Opinion: Community, not income determines happiness

Opinion: Community, not income determines happiness

Parker Grogan, Staff Columnist August 26, 2019
According to every statistic in the book, it is probably not where any students fresh out of college would choose to live, but after getting past what the city looked like on paper, I got to see how incredible Marion really is.  
Snapchat is ruining relationships

Snapchat is ruining relationships

Parker Grogan, Staff Columnist February 11, 2019
Snapchat was released in September 2011 and has been growing in popularity ever since. According to research done by Cornell University, Snapchat offers unique qualities that Facebook and Instagram cannot contend with.
Affirmative action is important for opportunity equality

Affirmative action is important for opportunity equality

Parker Grogan, Staff Columnist November 16, 2018
According to an article in The Washington Post, “Affirmative action is not about discrimination. It is allowing colleges and universities to gauge potential when circumstances haven’t allowed a young person to reach their potential yet.”
We need education reform

We need education reform

Parker Grogan, Staff Columnist October 30, 2018
many public schools are underperforming and, therefore, do not give kids the opportunity to further their education past elementary and/or middle school.
Spirituality cannot adequately replace religion in today’s world

Spirituality cannot adequately replace religion in today’s world

Parker Grogan, Contributing Writer September 10, 2018
According to the Pew Research Center, a quarter of Americans now consider themselves spiritual but not religious. Many people are beginning to wonder if spirituality can truly replace the phenomenon of religion in the United States, and if that is the case, is the shift from focusing on doing good in order to reach Heaven to focusing on being compassionate and caring for the sake of it necessarily a bad thing?