Hot Take: Lawns are Fiscally and Symbolically Harmful
Priyanka Joshi, Staff Writer
October 6, 2020
Grass lawns' negative fiscal and symbolic consequences far outweigh their perceived benefits.
More Than A Plot Point
Natasha Lal, Editor
October 6, 2020
The treatment of deceased female characters in fiction is indicative of our own inherent misogyny.
The Great Vaccination Race
Maria Korolik, Staff Writer
October 4, 2020
Countries' lack of desire to collaborate on a COVID-19 vaccine is putting us all at risk.
The Dangers of Bifocal Politics
Gavin Zhang, Staff Writer
October 2, 2020
America's two party-system and voting methodology actively suppress diverse political stances.
The Worst Boomers of All
Priyanka Joshi, Staff Writer
August 3, 2020
Between North Korea silently developing their nuclear arsenal, Iranian investment into terrorist organizations, and our own illustrious president’s desire to “bomb the sh**” out of ISIS, catastrophe seems inevitable. With this uptick in political tension comes the topic that’s been omnipresent...
$24 Trillion and Counting…
Connor Martin, Staff Writer
August 3, 2020
I often spend more money than I have. Whether it be sampling the entire Starbucks menu, acquiring indoor plants that will soon die, or buying one Mitty cookie once, my bank account seems to burn into negative numbers under the taxing of daily life. Interestingly, our Federal Government operates the same wa...
Makeup Revolution
Kayla Le, Staff Writer
August 3, 2020
Makeup is false advertising. Well, at least that’s what people would have said a couple of years ago, you know, when objectifying women was still normal and the male gaze was constantly entertained (not saying these problems are entirely gone, though). More recently, with the rise of social media...