Opinion
Madness in March?
March Madness has been a cultural staple in the United States since its inaugural tournament in 1939. Students, families and co-workers all fill out brackets for who they think will win the tournament. It is […]
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Laziness in Stories
We live in the age of information where AI is advancing at a rapid rate. We as a society are looking for the path of least resistance on critical issues. This makes creativity a premium […]
Opinion
The Skincare Scam
My teen years were spent playing chemist at my vanity twice daily, lathering a concoction of up to seven products on my oily, sensitive, acne-prone skin. Initially, skincare for me was less about caring for […]
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Where are the Clothes for Men?
As a male in my 20s, finding my style of dressing can get frustrating at times; it makes it hard for me to set myself aside and be a little more expressive without using my […]
London Vibe
My Top 3 Favorite Things About London
Now that we are almost at the end of our time in London, I feel I can start listing my favorite things about it. I still have things to see and do in the remaining […]
Opinion
The First Amendment and Social Media Etiquette: Student Perspectives from Emily Inthalangsy and Addeline Morlan
Emily Inthalangsy Imagine if Earth only had one news source that we all look to when a world event occurs. What would society be like? Most importantly, how would we know what we’re reading is […]
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Reimagining Cancel Culture as Consequence Culture: Student Perspective from Sarah Jagiello
In the last couple of years, the term cancel culture has gotten its fair share of media attention. But what does it mean? Cancel culture is “the practice or tendency of engaging in mass canceling […]
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Dirty Truths About Pig Farms
If you have ever watched the classic 1995 film “Babe,” you know just how extraordinary pigs can be. Pigs, like dogs and cats, are extremely clever, loving, social creatures that get along well with humans. […]
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Freedom of Speech and Cancel Culture: Student Perspectives from Emma Kellogg and Nate Moklestad
Emma Kellogg In this technological day and age, many opinions have melded with facts and have turned into most people’s main news source. While this isn’t always a bad thing, many issues arise when new […]
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Decriminalize Marijuana Nationwide
From 2001 to 2010, 8.2 million people were arrested for minor possession charges. Although both white people and black people use marijuana at the same rate, according to the ACLU, “Blacks are 3.73 times more […]