Opinion: One really is the loneliest number
“To me, Valentine’s Day simply homogenizes a relationship. It’s celebrated in a generic way that makes it seem like more of a show for everyone else rather than to convey affection to a loved one.”
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Opinion: The romanticization of romance
“I think most movies or shows have a romantic subplot of some kind, and in many cases, it’s the main appeal of the show—which is honestly super annoying when you don’t really care for them.”
Opinion: The Oscars will stand the test of time
“The Academy does not go out of their way to ignore the popular films of the year, but shows casual audiences the thought provoking and creative, non-comic book films that came out.”
Opinion: Azawakhs aren’t too skinny, the public is just uneducated
“To me, the comments by the public about how “dangerously thin” the Azawakh is and how their owners ought to be arrested is indicative of a larger problem. The issue is not that these sighthounds are too skinny; the issue is that people don’t know the basics of canine health.”
Editorial: The 60th Anniversary of the Greensboro Sit-ins
“During the 1950s and ‘60s in America, racism and segregation were prominent, prompting protests from African American organizations and individuals against the mistreatment and violence.”
Opinion: The things my father taught me
From a very young age, my dad had always instilled in me the idea that success in life is achieved by “preparation meeting opportunity.”
Opinion: I Hate Everything About Baby Nut
“I wish I could travel back to last week when I didn’t share the planet with Planter’s new Super Bowl ad: “Baby Nut.”
Opinion: SNL: The Oscars and White Male Rage
“Race, gender, and age are all issues within the makeup of the Academy. In 2012, it was reported by the Los Angeles Times that the Academy was 77% male and 94% Caucasian.”
Opinion: The True Hindrance to Peace in the Middle East
“The plan, titled ‘VISION’, is “designed for the benefit of Palestinians, Israelis and the region as a whole…”
Editorial: The 75th Anniversary of the Liberation of Auschwitz
“The victims of this genocide exemplified great bravery and humanity in the face of evil and violent forces. Their stories of hope, survival and love, as well as pain and loss, should live on so that no future generation has to experience what these survivors did.”
