By Brooke Bailey The Republican Party has gained a fair amount of attention as result of its 2016 presidential candidates. The party’s two debates and…
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By Megan Shuman Snap judgment. It’s something each and every one of us do on a daily basis. A not-so-guilty pleasure, perhaps. Not guilty, because…
By Eliza Jones The October world outside my window today is a kaleidoscope of whirling warm colors — blazing yellow and sunset red, pumpkin swirl…
By Staff The rapidly approaching Anorexia Nervosa & Associated Disorders (ANAD) week, a five-day event dedicated to raising campus consciousness about positive body image and self-confidence, has…
By Brooke Bailey “A different language is a different vision of life.” Federico Fellini, Italian film director. This quote succinctly expresses why everyone should learn…