I’ve decided to live my life as a hopeless romantic, and I think you should too. Look, I used to be a cynic just like the rest of the world. At the time, I called myself a realist – after all, what are the chances that a person just happens to meet their soulmate on a planet of 7.9 billion people?

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Ain Naghepour is an Iranian-American illustrator currently in his third year of pursuing a BFA in Illustration here at SCAD Atlanta, who is planning to focus on concept design during

Graphic courtesy to Eric Sanman. As someone that spends way too much time indoors staring at a screen, whether it's writing articles for the paper or essays for school, I’ve

April is Autism Acceptance Month, also known as Autism Awareness Month. It’s one thing to be aware of someone, but it’s more important to accept and listen to them. Historically,

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