We are currently in the middle of hurricane season here in the United States, with Dorian being the most notable hurricane to hit the U.S…
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Putting down the Juul
Juul-ing has become quite the phenom these days among teenagers and young adults, but it seems as if people aren’t fully aware of the negative…
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Is it still okay to play Mo Bamba?
Consider this conundrum, the more catchy or relatable a song, no matter the quality of its composition, often predicts its possibility of becoming overplayed. It…
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Student groups divide our culture but overlap is possible
It’s unavoidable that people will always migrate to what’s familiar because that’s what’s comfortable. More often than not the same type of people that we…
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Breaking up Big Tech is a start… but it’s not enough
It is difficult to deny that the enormous amount of power and influence the big four tech companies (Amazon, Apple, Google and Facebook) hold over…
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How to handle STEM gender divide
Women are greatly underrepresented in STEM fields. Forbes found that there has hardly been any growth in women joining the field since 2000. On their…
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Reconsidering taste
I double park in a construction zone because we’re going to be late. Walking up to the theater and the around-the-block crowd, I notice a…
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The first-year experience
As I write this, I have been on the Hill for a grand total of three weeks. Since orientation I have: made friends, written four…
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A case for Radical Inclusivity
One arrives at William Jewell College met by banners professing the college’s “Radical Inclusivity.” What a wonderful direction for this historically white, socio-economically privileged school!…
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