Tagged with "Voices"

Remakes essentially put life and light into older movies. They make them socially acceptable to view in this decade by leaving the discrimination and the hate in the past.

Making friends can already be difficult during in-person social scenarios, but what about with online classes? It’s possible to make class friends, though challenging. It can depend on the professor, your effort in making friends, and the comfort of those you connect with.

An ongoing debate is whether or not astrology is an actual science. I may lean toward “no,” but the question isn’t that straightforward. Astrology and science have different definitions, obviously, but also different aims.

The term is outdated. It no longer applies to what family is today or what family has become over the century since the word was popularized.

Once we’re all vaccinated and case counts aren’t leading news broadcasts, it’s important that the college experience gets back to an in-person one.

Society is getting a little too comfortable letting technology help them with their daily routine. Meanwhile, the art of human interaction is dying quickly.

I don’t like the way my body looks. I have felt that way for a long time. I want to be at least 2 inches taller, 15 pounds thinner and much more toned. And that’s just the beginning.

Living close or on campus makes you feel more a part of the university, while commuting just feels like high school with slightly more freedom.

If Hayes wants to be for the people and get their votes, he needs to actually care about the people, not paint them as rioters and ignore the fact that they were met by counter protestors with guns.