The Self-Improvement of Salvadore Ross
In the shadows of The Twilight Zone, where every choice carries a quiet cost and morality often wears a mask, The Self-Improvement of Salvadore Ross…
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Convert The Complaint
Let’s get real — complaining is something we’re all guilty of. Whether we’ve grumbled about something a few times this week or even a few…
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We Accept the Love We Think We Deserve
“What did I do to deserve this?” This is the question you may ask yourself as you sit there staring at the little red arrow…
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Dear Underclassman…
With only a few short weeks left until our seniors walk across the stage, the period of reflection on the past four years begins. Emotions…
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Mastering the Knot: Women Who are Redefining the Tie
If you haven’t already heard, ties are experiencing a feminist takeover. This historically male accessory is beginning to make its way into women’s fashion ––…
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Walking a Mile in My Shoes is Harder Than You Think
There is an old proverb that you’ve probably heard of. Never judge a person before you walk a mile in their shoes. It’s a saying…
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The Faces of Parents Weekend
To some, parents weekend is a weekend to see the ones they love most. But, to many others, parents weekend is a student’s own personal hell. A reminder as to why they moved away for college.
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College Kids Deserve Easter Baskets Too
Starting college comes with numerous perks such as making new friends, a fresh sense of independence and the freedom to discover who you really are….
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The New Summer Anthem
Have you ever listened to a song and thought that it sounded just like summer? You know, those songs that you can picture vibing to…
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Just Jackets
March 20 marked the first official day of spring, and with that comes the excitement of warmer days ahead. As we say goodbye to our…
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A Rose, Thorn and Bud
We all have those bad days where all we can think of are the things that went wrong, and we never think about all of…
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Dear Diary,
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The Soundtrack of Our Fathers
Riding in the car with your dad is one of the most cherished childhood memories. From family road trips to quick drives to soccer practice,…
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Threads of Greed
Fast fashion is not just an industry—it’s an empire built on exploitation, environmental devastation and the illusion of affordability. Beginning in the 1970s, fast fashion…
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Iconic Looks From Season 29 of “The Bachelor”
Grant Ellis’s season of “The Bachelor” came to a dramatic end on Mar. 24. After nine episodes of drama, tears and love, let’s take a…
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The Modern Day “Wreck This Journal”
Growing up, everyone either had or wished they had a Wreck This Journal. You know, the journal that you could just totally destroy— basically any kid’s dream. Now, we are looking for ways to get that same creativity within our current lives.
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But Red’s My Favorite Color!
We have all been guilty of ignoring red flags in the people that we are dating. When we meet someone new and begin to form…
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How To Train Your Parents To Take Better Pictures
Have you ever been on a family vacation and wanted cute pictures for Instagram, but your only chance at getting a photo was to have…
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The True Story of Natalia Grace
There are some stories that are never forgotten. Stories that spark debate, blur the lines of truth and linger in people’s minds. What began as…
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Where’s Wendy?
We would pour one out for this “native New Yorker,” except, she’s MIA. Wendy Williams is a radio and television talk show host and personality….
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