AN OBSERVANT SOCIALITE The problem of hazing has struck again in the Midwest, with multiple colleges and high schools coming under the public eye after alleged violations of policy. At the center of many of these allegations are fraternities and…
A. MONTES POLITICAL PAPIST COLUMNIST “If we lose touch with Judaism, we lose touch with the Incarnation,” said the Rev. Anthony Ariniello as he presented on the Jewish roots of Lord’s Day Monday Sept. 30. Over 50 attendees, including two nuns, assembled in the…
JACOB WATSON In Rachel Miller’s recent article, she accurately identified and decried the problems in how households are run. In doing so, she demonstrated the success of the Rev. Michael Scanlan’s vision in how households function today. Scanlan saw that…
This article is written in response to the one recently published in this paper titled “Loneliness from within: An examination of Household Life today.” I do not believe the article accurately represented household life. I am a junior biology major…
Dear Editor: I wanted to respond to last Troubadour’s article regarding Household Life. While I fully agree with the author’s premise that there are “issues” in households, i.e. cliques, loneliness and gossip, I disagree with the conclusions drawn in the article, namely, that this is an…
BRYAN CALLIGAN What is a community? Technically, it is nothing more than a group of people living in the same place. Certainly, it would be hard to deny that everyone here at Franciscan lives in a community. However, what is…
RACHEL MILLER ASSISTANT EDITOR “College freshmen are the loneliest people.” The Rev. Michael Scanlan, TOR, stated this as his reason for starting households at Franciscan University of Steubenville in the 1970s, and over 40 years later, his words still ring…
VERONICA NOVOTNY STAFF WRITER Visitors to the J.C. Williams Center on Feb. 19 and 21 were welcomed by the sight of a men’s household hosting a raffle unlike any other. The Brothers of the Eternal Song spent those two days…
