My Saturday mornings in middle school were spent watching 90s sitcoms on ABC Family. “Boy Meets World,” “Full House” and “Sabrina, The Teenage Witch.” Out of them all, Sabrina was always my favorite. Sabrina Spellman’s powers as a witch made for great comedic entertainment and even though...
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Presidential elections are important. They are elections countries pay attention to. They decide who the leaders of countries are. We are taught from an early age the importance of having a president and what his or her powers mean. That message of importance is not extended to senators, representatives,...
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Appointments to the Supreme Court are important. The individuals who serve on the court are granted lifetime appointments to deal with important matters of the law, and the decisions they make will shape the history of our country. I kept these important facts in mind during the Brett Kavanaugh hearing...
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Everyone loves to look back on prom night memories, their favorite teachers, classes and what other hijinks took place during their time in high school. What makes reminiscing even easier is the amount of relatable movies and tv shows depicting it. But what is missing is more relatable media about middle...
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As the month of September approaches each year, the excitement for fall begins. It brings pumpkin- spice-flavored everything, the crunch of leaves under shoes and the season of cozy sweaters. For the booming tech community, September means one thing: new iPhones. It is hard to believe the first...
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There is something truly thrilling about watching someone as young as yourself achieve greatness. This could not be truer when watching Japanese-Haitian tennis player Naomi Osaka win the U.S. Open and beat top tennis player Serena Williams. Osaka, 20, has arguably made history with her win on Sept....
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What happens when the largest seller of athletic shoes and apparel, as well as the supplier of game-day uniforms and sideline apparel for the NFL, partners with a football player who has become a cultural symbol of protests against police brutality? They generate $43 million in advertising buzz and a boycott...
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If an album sold 537,000 copies in its debut week on the charts, it must have done something right. “ASTROWORLD,” rapper Travis Scott’s third album, did exactly that following its Aug. 3 release. Scott, 26, whose real name is Jacques Webster, landed the top spot on the Billboard 200 chart following...
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