CANDIDATE CORNER: Joe Walsh is long shot for Republicans
When first reading his name in headlines, it rang a familiar bell. Joe Walsh. The guy from the Eagles. The world-renowned guitar player who had a hand in songs like READ MORE
Reexamining ‘Friends’ 25 years later
As the 25th anniversary of the pilot episode of “Friends” came and went on Sept. 22, fans of the hit television show found themselves reminiscing about their favorite source of READ MORE
Kavanaugh revisited, investigation necessary
It’s been almost a year since the events of the Brett Kavanaugh hearings that captured the attention of the country. Millions of eyes watched as Christine Blasey-Ford stood before the READ MORE
Body shaming is never OK
Today we live in a world where most people fear judgement. What other people think about us is a constant insecurity that lots of people deal with on a day READ MORE
CANDIDATE CORNER: Beto O’Rourke has big aspirations for Democratic nomination
This isn’t Beto O’Rourke’s first rodeo. The former Texas congressman ran against Republican Sen. Ted Cruz in 2018 in a race that gained national attention and brought significant attention to READ MORE
EDITORIAL: Save the planet, our future
Today across the globe, concerned, environmentally conscious people will participate in a climate strike to demand action on the issue of climate change. Strikes are scheduled to take place in READ MORE
Emily Doe no more, her name is Chanel Miller
Sexual assault and rape on college campuses can be something most incoming freshmen are unaware of. Before college, how much did we really know about consent or respecting each others READ MORE
CANDIDATE CORNER: de Blasio won’t make it to 2020
Among the candidates running for a bid to be the chosen Democratic candidate for the 2020 presidential election, there are contenders who have a serious chance at getting to the READ MORE
Antonio Brown’s summer of antics
“Please stop this s— and just play football. How hard is that?” an exhausted Jon Gruden, head coach of the Oakland Raiders, asked Antonio Brown in a phone call recorded READ MORE
‘It’ sequel fails to float, disappoints
The fall movie season has officially kicked off with the second half of the adaptation of Stephen King’s 1,138 page epic novel, “It.” For those who missed the first installment, READ MORE
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