By: Cristina Diaz The 13th amendment may have abolished slavery in the United States, but it did not abolish slavery in the world. To this day, humans are being auctioned off to […]
Libya: Slavery in the Modern World
On sartorial comfort and my ripped Levi’s
By: Sarah Hudes I think a lot about who had these jeans before me. In fact, one of my favorite pastimes is formulating eccentric characters who (I like to think) wore and […]
Introverts in today’s society
By: Lucy Tyrell Being introverted in 2018 is considered taboo, or as Susan Cain describes in her Ted Talk, “not necessarily the right way to go.” Being an extrovert is much “preferred” […]
I cried a lot this summer.
By: Sarah Hudes Summer of 2017 brought memories, laughter, and good times, but it also brought lots of tears. Yes, tears; as in the product of crying, weeping, sobbing, bawling, laughing, yawning […]
Corruption, and No Conviction
By: Megan Leung Eric Garner. Michael Brown. Tamir Rice. Shamere Collins. Erica Noonan. Sean Bell. Alton Sterling. Over the course of the last ten months, 949 Americans have been killed by […]
Land of the free, or land of the lies?
By: Elizabeth Jamison Ever since Donald Trump became president, he has made decisions, such as the ending of DACA, that have marginalized many minorities. The “Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals,” or […]
The nine circles of scheduling hell
By: Sarah Hudes Dante Alighieri’s Divine Comedy tells the story of Dante’s journey through hell, where he must pass through its nine different circles. 1st Circle of Hell: Summer It is 4:32 […]
