Tag Archive for: myriam-alcala
Why do our strong women end up with older, gross men in novels?
REVIEW: ‘La Vie Boheme’ lives on in Hollywood
By MYRIAM ALCALA
in Arts & Entertainment, Featured, Reviews, Theatre
The “RENT” 25th anniversary tour promises 525,600 minutes of entertainment.
Fan-them Diaries: I have a deep disdain for ‘Jane Eyre’
By MYRIAM ALCALA
in Arts & Entertainment, Columns, Culture, Featured, Literature, Music
“Jane Eyre” is the most annoying, unfeminist novel there could be and no one seems to care, not even Taylor Swift.
The extreme ups and downs of Clairo’s ‘The Sling Tour’
By MYRIAM ALCALA
in Arts & Entertainment, Music
A mix of slow, background music and upbeat well-known songs leaves mixed feelings post-Clairo concert.
Fan-them Diaries: Taylor Swift brings ‘peace’ to my mental health
By MYRIAM ALCALA
in Arts & Entertainment, Columns, Music
Swift draws from emotions surrounding mental illness in multiple songs.
Fan-them Diaries: I can’t tolerate ‘Rebecca,’ but Taylor Swift makes me love it
By MYRIAM ALCALA
in Arts & Entertainment, Columns, Featured, Literature, Music
Daphne du Maurier’s classic is unfeminist, but Swift reworked it into a masterpiece in ‘evermore.’
Binary ideas gatekeep nonbinary pronouns
By MYRIAM ALCALA
in Opinion
Misconceptions of nonbinary appearances hinders inclusivity efforts.
Battling mental health in Latinx communities
By MYRIAM ALCALA
in Opinion
Fear of talking about mental illness is prevalent for Latinx students.
Fall 2021 Diversity Staff Report
By MYRIAM ALCALA
in Featured, Main Feature, Opinion
The Daily Trojan newsroom saw an increase in trans women, nonbinary staffers and people with disabilities.
Why was the Latinx Heritage Month kickoff online?
By MYRIAM ALCALA
in Opinion
USC hosted Latinx Heritage Month kickoff online, prompting why it was not held in person.