Why being left-handed sucks, stop
Being left-handed is such a hassle. Nothing is built to accommodate the curse of being predominantly left-handed. Just become right handed! Easy as that!
AuthorLauren Hyland
Netflix’s dual take on the Menendez brothers case
Netflix offers two takes on the Menendez Brothers case — one a factual deep dive, the other a dramatized exploration of the emotional and psychological aspects behind the crime. How do they compare?
Ranking fantasy football punishments
There are numerous feared punishments when it comes to losing fantasy football, but which is the worst?
Remove the stigma surrounding bare feet — let the dogs breathe
Bare feet often receive disgust and unsettled reactions, but others’ opinions should not stop you from enjoying all the benefits of exposed toes.
Jojo Siwa’s boomerang returned PG-13
JoJo Siwa has been in the spotlight recently for her dramatic and eye-catching rebrand, sparking heavily opinionated backlash.
A behemoth of fast fashion — the problem with Shein
Shein received millions of users everyday searching for the latest styles and trends unaware of its unethical and unsustainable manufacturing.
The controversy of separating art from the artist: exploring moral dilemmas in the age of cancel culture
With the rise in popularity of social media, many celebrities’ careers have been jeopardized, leading audience members to disengage with said celebrities work. Is this disengagement necessary? Is it possible to enjoy the celebrities work without connecting it to any wrongdoings they’re guilty of?
The effect of school shooter drills
As fear runs rampant amidst the ongoing increase in school shooter drills across the globe, schools attempt to prepare for the terrifying situation, but are school shooter drills really effective?
The maze of marketing and influence
Everything is marketed and has a term these days. From “clean girl” products to a “mob wife” aesthetic, you are no longer individually beautiful but can be labeled and marketed towards.
Harvard, MIT and Penn congressional hearing and controversial aftermath
Presidents of Harvard, MIT and Penn answer question regarding the genocide of Jewish people at a congressional hearing on campus hate speech. Their responses are met with varied critique.