On pages 24-25 of the most recent version of the passport issued for United States citizens, one can find the words, “The cause of freedom…
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Self-Exploration: Embracing femininity
Once I decided my gender needed further observation, it became necessary to examine other female terms I previously embraced. I knew, and know, that everyone…
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Fall Festivities: Worlds of Fun Halloween Haunt
The haunted houses at Worlds of Fun are charming, cute and moderately fun. The doorways are relatively small, so you’re cramped when you walk in…
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Health Column: The Healing Properties of Celery Juice
One of the most powerful foods is gaining popularity among celebrities, health bloggers and physicians across the U.S. Celery, scientifically known as Apium Graveolens (1),…
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Women in History: Nancy Wake
In Nazi-occupied France, March 1, 1944, a single parachute drifted through the night into the Forest of Tronçais in the Auvergne province. It carried one…
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Fashion Week Trends: Spring/Summer 2019
AMERICANA IS HERE TO STAY Despite growing political divides in the United States, Americana continues to be a strong trend on the runway and on…
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Advice Column: LaDues and Don’ts
Am I allowed to walk on the quad grass? First of all, is this even a real question? The answer is – and has always…
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Nia Franklin crowned Miss America 2.0
On Sept. 9, Nia Franklin was crowned the 2019 Miss America. This was the 92nd Miss America competition, and it took place in Atlantic City,…
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Burning Man festival concludes annual tradition in Nevada desert
On the eve of the 1986 summer solstice, friends Larry Harvey and Jerry James decided to build a small figurine out of twigs and branches,…
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