The university needs to be held accountable for not providing more accommodations for people with disabilities.
Slapstick comedy and CGI ultimately make superhero movies lose sight of their endgame.
"In my silence, I am reminded that enjoying political science and humanities classes is a privilege. Educational institutions only teaching through specific lenses. Spaces where we’re not heard nor seen, purported to be works of charity. It is, like many things, run by the white man and woman. A scholarly realm for them, a battleground for us."
"It’s really easy to get couped up at home, especially after a hard-fought semester. But it’s important, even over breaks, to occupy yourself with either a job or some sort of physical activity."
Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin's tragic injury is the latest example of the extreme risks football players accept every time they walk onto the field.
"If you are planning on making a New Year’s resolution, make it doable. Start small and work toward your ultimate goal."
"What is your most significant regret?”
The “third place” is a term which defines an accessible and public space where people regularly gather and interact for a sense of community and camaraderie. Starbucks’ promise of community through consumerism is antithetical to the third place.
On a day that’s meant for giving thanks, we can thank our planet for its continued support through genuine environmental action — such as making sustainable swaps during our holiday celebrations.
I dread having to go back home for the holiday breaks.
If you get a “bad” grade, it isn’t the end of the world.
As children, we often ask each other the question: If you could have any superpower, what would it be?
Will racism in the U.S. ever end? For myself and many of my friends, the likely answer seems to be that it won’t.
Don’t live life in service of others, desperate for their companionship. Be the jester, the king, the queen and the knight, in all of their glory.
You aren’t forced to have your life figured out after senior year. But the societal pressure of finishing school and finding a job right after graduation are real.
As a first generation college student, I felt a lot of pressure from my family to go into school with an idea of what I actually wanted to do, but I barely had any guidance during the application process.
But as I grew older and developed more of my personality, I started to feel like I was forcing myself to be a girl. It was like I was putting on an overly feminine performance to attract attention and to please my family, because it was easier to be a woman than it was to even consider the possibility that I may be nonbinary.
Being a member of a marginalized community is scary enough — let’s not make it worse by wearing inappropriate, insensitive or stupid Halloween costumes.
I am done with the system that deceives me and my peers into thinking that our success is defined by how high our grades are and how satisfied our family members and teachers are.
You don’t need to be perfect to be worth something. Memories are made when you set yourself free from the little, nitpicky expectations no one but you notices.
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