10.12.2018
Two different movies, one worth watching.
04.18.2018
From a former loner, why does kindness suddenly matter?
04.25.2018
Netflix deserves recognition, but not at all film events.
03.23.2018
The Super Bowl riots demonstrate how race defines violence.
12.21.2017
Christmas wouldn't be the same for some of us without family traditions.
12.07.2017
An opinion piece on how clean eating may not be the most healthy lifestyle for everyone.
03.08.2018
Today there are so many different dieting fads that it can be exhausting keeping track of what's good and what's bad, what's "in" and what's "out." Here is a breakdown of four commonly name-dropped diets.
12.21.2017
Another year, another Starbucks Christmas cup controversy.
12.07.2017
In regards to the L.A. Times investigative piece, Disney has inadvertently created a discussion about how often large corporations go unchecked when they simply eliminate any threat to their power.
12.21.2017
The sincerity of a handwritten card is something that cannot be replaced by a digital copy.
12.07.2017
An opinion piece on how the Holiday season becomes less about enjoying the little things and more about consumerism.
04.14.2018
Companies should be more compassionate towards employees, especially when it comes to mental health, because they never know what could be going on in their employees’ personal lives.
05.11.2017
“Congratulations to Janet on eight years with the company!” Even summer interns were looped into company emails.
04.20.2018
Should celebrities be politically active?
03.23.2018
What was once an activity that mostly low-income, marginalized communities took part in and benefitted from has now become a high-class trend.
04.20.2018
How elitism within university feminist circles excludes the general public.
04.25.2018
Why three Californias would cause three times the problems for an already troubled state.
04.03.2018
The #MeToo movement has opened up the conversation on sexual harassment across the globe.
10.09.2018
How One Man’s Opinion Sparked National Debate
11.03.2017
Although hazing is accountable for numerous deaths and injuries, a lack of college disciplinary action and an unspoken code of silence within college organizations allows this behavior to continue on campuses across America.
