Hend Salah

Salah argues that awareness of epilepsy doesn’t necessarily mean having pity.

Salah argues that both the Bell Tower preachers and students who talk back are in the wrong.

Salah argues that the Temple Insults page is harmless, but the trend stills needs monitoring.

Salah responds to a previous TTN column concerning Israeli soldiers.

Salah argues that presentations are better suited to specific classrooms.

Salah argues that high schools and colleges need to put more emphasis on students’ writing.

Salah argues that there is a double standard for who is allowed to make certain jokes.

Salah argues that there is no place for political endorsements in the classroom.

For customers at the two Subway locations at Main Campus, Salah argues eating healthy isn’t an option.

Salah argues that the policies of local branches of animal control help contribute to the suffering of some of the creatures they try to protect.