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OPINION: Women are more than just political pawns

OPINION: Women are more than just political pawns

Julia Capraro, Digital Editor April 8, 2025

Ah yes, 2024. Pre-election 2024. Actually let me take you back to a very specific moment in time: July 21, notably the day Joe Biden hung his political cap and relinquished his reelection campaign to a...

Casey Wells, 5, on her way to a dance competition

OPINION: Childhood dancers are in denial of toxic and abusive environment of the industry

Casey Wells, Staff Writer April 8, 2025

Did you spend your childhood in a hotel ballroom adorned in glittery costumes, sticky layers of hair gel and bright red lipstick? Did you do your times tables homework in a dance competition dressing room?...

OPINION: Hey authors, death isn’t the only way to drive your plot

OPINION: Hey authors, death isn’t the only way to drive your plot

Alexis Crochiere, News Editor April 8, 2025

One thing I really hate is when a happy ending is unrealistically perfect. How am I supposed to believe that this group of six characters all survived a war or monstrosity without any casualties? Or,...

Inhaler performing at the Orlando House of Blues March 13, 2025.

OPINION: Concert culture needs a civility revamping

Keely Menyhart, Arts Editor April 8, 2025

Years ago, going to a concert was somewhat of a dream. Taking the time to get ready, listening to the artist’s music on the way to the venue then being in a room full of people who loved that artist...

OPINION: Minimalism wipes out  creatives with replication

OPINION: Minimalism wipes out creatives with replication

Sydney Eastman, Journal Contributor April 8, 2025

As of late there has been an outbreak of minimalism trending in the fashion world. With “trendy”  outfits consisting of neutral tones with sometimes light jewelry to complete the look, it promotes...

OPINION: The pragmatic conversation about AI continues

OPINION: The pragmatic conversation about AI continues

Ralph Cassagnol, Journal Contributor April 1, 2025

As ChatGPT rolled out, many questions arose, primarily from those who viewed it as a threat.  Firstly, artists of all disciplines feared that new technology had the potential to devalue their creations...

OPINION: The WNBA has earned the same admiration as NBA

OPINION: The WNBA has earned the same admiration as NBA

Alexis Crochiere, News Editor April 1, 2025

Let’s imagine you are a kid who is exceptionally talented at the sport you love, in this case we’ll use basketball as an example.  It becomes your life, your passion and even further, your career. You...

OPINION: The stars have aligned for you to buy this mug

OPINION: The stars have aligned for you to buy this mug

Victoria White, Opinion Editor April 1, 2025

Astrology has been a common thread through the decades and empires. This generation has taken the stars down to Earth and not in a good way. Astrology and human fascination with the stars has been something...

OPINION: Waltz’s group chat disaster sends a clear ‘Signal’ that he is unfit to serve

OPINION: Waltz’s group chat disaster sends a clear ‘Signal’ that he is unfit to serve

Harry Murphy, Staff Writer April 1, 2025

On March 24, Jeffrey Goldberg, the editor-in-chief of The Atlantic, wrote an article titled “The Trump Administration Accidentally Texted Me Its War Plans.”  While Republicans were quick to dismiss...

OPINION: Easy-going mindset puts an end to crafting

OPINION: Easy-going mindset puts an end to crafting

Julia Capraro, Digital Editor April 1, 2025

I’ve been sewing since I was in fourth grade. I took lessons with my closest friends, who were shuttled in my mothers minivan every Friday afternoon. My mom was a textile chemist in the prime of the...

OPINION: Publishing has to be rigid for moral reasons

OPINION: Publishing has to be rigid for moral reasons

Sydney Eastman, Journal Contributor April 1, 2025

Nowadays publishing is easier than ever, even too easy for its own good. Just about anyone can sell their steamy romance books on Amazon without having to go through a professional editor and pitching...

Courtyard at Trinity College in Dublin, Ireland.

OPINION: Tourism could kill your favorite travel locations

Sydney Eastman, Journal Contributor March 25, 2025

As an avid traveller, I have visited many places, from the sunny beaches of Costa Rica to the viridescent fields of Ireland.  I believe that with overtourism targeting globally favored locations it...

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