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We Can Still Save the Humanities

Op-EdsCamelia Heins -
In the recent decade, there’s been a gradual shift from the humanities toward science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). College students are increasingly...

Banning Books Does More Harm Than Good

Op-EdsOpinion Writer -
Mary Ellen Cuzela, a Houston mother of three, has successfully petitioned her suburban school district to remove two novels from their libraries: “Lawn...

Lawmakers Are Becoming Increasingly Clever in Curtailing Our Rights

Op-EdsCamelia Heins -
The newest abortion law passed in Texas has severely impacted citizens across the state with its harsh restrictions. This law may be challenged...

Every Other Wealthy Country Offers Paid Family Leave — Why is the U.S. So Far Behind?

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In August, U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg and his husband Chasten became parents after the adoption of their twins, Penelope and Joseph....

How Political Tribalism Has Affected Pandemic-Era Political Discourse

Op-EdsJohnny Nguyen -
“Right-wing misinformation” this, “liberal propaganda” that. Voters across America can’t seem to agree on the same set of facts and will blindly advocate...

Subscription Models and the Rise of the Ownerless Society

Op-EdsJohnny Nguyen -
Note-taking app Notability announced that they would be switching from a one-time paid app to a freemium model on Nov. 1, with the...

Princess Mako’s Marriage Highlights Japan’s Outdated Monarchy

Op-EdsErika Cao -
Princess Mako of Japan married commoner and law school graduate Kei Komouro on Oct. 26, a controversial decision that inspired protests and widespread...

One Congressional Hearing Won’t Change How Big Oil Functions

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The House Committee on Oversight and Reform held a hearing last week to investigate Big Oil’s involvement in the promotion of campaigns that...

The Media’s Idealization of Our Teen Years Is Hurting Us

Op-EdsCamelia Heins -
Imagine: you’re scrolling through your “For You” page on TikTok and a scene from a coming-of-age film encapsulates your screen. You’re stuck wondering...

Recognizing American Music Originated From Black Americans

Op-EdsErika Cao -
“Black people made rock and roll” is a line from hip-hop artist Lizzo’s latest single “Rumors” featuring Cardi B. What exactly is Lizzo...

Disneyland Ticket Prices Increase Yet Again. When Will Employees Get A Boost?

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You’re strolling down Main Street, U.S.A. in Anaheim, Calif. while snacking on a five dollar churro and sipping a cold lemonade in a...

US Should Donate COVID-19 Vaccines to Countries in Need

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Health officials in San Diego proposed donating COVD-19 vaccines near expiration to Mexico in late October. The plan, however, was derailed by federal...
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