We don’t want AI ads
Consumers should continue criticizing companies’ use of artificial intelligence in advertising to support human artists.
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USC’s ‘fun’ classes offer room for personal growth
Doing things for yourself is just as important as working on improving your resume.
You can’t cherry-pick aspects of a culture
Choosing parts of a culture while glazing over the others is cultural appropriation.
Moving abroad is not that simple
Leaving the United States post-election results may be harder than imagined.
Pandemic nostalgia is making us forget its tragedy and horrors
Romanticizing COVID-19 is insensitive to the struggles it caused for many people.
The blonde vs. brunette debate is not inclusive
People of color have suffered under constant pressure of Eurocentric beauty standards.
It’s time to diversify your bookshelf
The publishing industry has never been representative, and it’s time for a change.
Sometimes, it’s not wrong to be a hater
Voicing unpopular opinions can sometimes be mischaracterized as hate, preventing the acknowledgment of offensive content.
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.