Photo by Ejharaldseid Prior to his news conference, Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman discussed the Black Lives Matter movement. While partly supportive, Sherman criticized the protesters for not being as
Photo by Evelyn Vaseff Written by Hannah Twery, contributor Sometimes being an artist is hard and it sucks. Sometimes being in a relationship is hard and it sucks. So being
Photo source: @skinny412 via Twitter. “If our society really wanted to solve the problem, we could; it’s just that it would require everybody saying, ‘this is important; this is significant.’
Photo by Bibiana Aguero Generation Y or millennials are often criticized for being the anti-monogamy generation, but the persistence of the acronym "BAE" proves otherwise. Standing for " before anyone
Illustration by Anderson Carman Some people believe personality tests are just fanatical gibberish while others can hardly make a decision without consulting their personality profile. Both of these outlooks are
Illustration by Anderson Carman In an interview, Tupac Shakur described his attempt to evolve the word "thug" beyond its dehumanizing depiction of people of color growing up in poverty, to
Image by Acquille Dunkley It is not uncommon in the south for a stranger to approach you and say hello or to ask you how you’re doing, but as a
Illustration by Anderson Carman When the film “Mean Girls” came out in 2004, it gave the world an inside look into school cliques. The movie showcased a particular scene where
Illustration by Anderson Carman written by Darissa Townes, contributor After going through the many drop menus of MySCAD, you’ve finally found that class you wanted to take next quarter. You’re
Photo source: YouTube The phrase “Bye Felicia” originated from a scene in the film “Friday” (1995) in which Craig and Smokey dismiss a woman named Felisha who asks to