OPINION: Low Town Hall turnout shows students more interested in controversy than change
We live in a society that talks more about Donald Trump than Malala Yousafzai and that cares more about a red cup than the Red Cross. Drivers are more likely to slow down to gawk at an accident and speed up when about to make eye contact with a homeless man on a street corner. Controversy attracts human beings. It’s magnetizing force has such a grip on us, that when life is going well, we tend to neglect positive conversations or support. Despite the focused and productive co