Sometimes, it’s not wrong to be a hater
Voicing unpopular opinions can sometimes be mischaracterized as hate, preventing the acknowledgment of offensive content.
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Awkward phases are a necessary part of growing up
Social media is causing tweens to skip their ‘awkward phase,’ and this prevents them from discovering themselves.
Cutting scholarships is a step in the wrong direction
USC is overlooking the negative effects of removing Academic Achievement Award and Exceptional Funding.
Social media is just a highlight reel
The online world markets false authenticity, which can lead to feelings of inadequacy and mental health issues among consumers.
Casting people of color should be celebrated
Representation in popular media is more important than your white fragility.
We need to bring back the classic rom-com
Romantic comedies provide a host of benefits to various ages and demographics.
TikTok should not be making you buy it
Social media's promotion of product overconsumption spells danger for the public.
Looking around reminds us we are not alone
People watching allows us to see beyond our personal issues and gain perspective.
It may be ‘Gilmore Girls’ season, but don’t be Rory Gilmore
StudyTok has become the most notable inspiration for many toxic studying habits.