Opinion

Oppenheimer Review

It was an otherwise unremarkable weekday morning in early May. I was most likely sipping a Red Bull and going outside for my second or third cigarette of the day by 8 a.m. I remember it was a cloudless blue sky with wisps of fog scattered about just above my head, at the top of the valley. It felt like it was going to be a good day.

A Divided Country

Dear Editor,

I’d like to share what our heroes look like when the unexpected occurs.

The Panopticon

A recent letter encouraged us to “End the hate.” I couldn’t agree more with this sentiment. However, the letter seems to claim that people standing up against discrimination and oppression are the ones encouraging hatred. I couldn’t disagree more with this statement.

How is fighting for bodily autonomy encouraging hatred?

Barbie Review

“By Joe Block”

For all of human history, for however many hundreds of thousands – or even millions – of years we have walked the Earth, we have known, not just in our minds, but in our bodies and our bones, that the world around us does not bend to our whims and desires. The fabric of reality is not a cloak we have the power to dye. 

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