OPINION: What are we even doing here, part II: the Republican presidential debate
18 hours agoThe second Republican debate was predictably even more pointless than the first.
The second Republican debate was predictably even more pointless than the first.
There’s a long history of prominent women being unjustly vilified by the public.
Going on day trips can be very valuable in taking a break in life.
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Outdoor spaces should be able to be shared harmoniously between community members.
'Twin Peaks' shows why creativity is so important.
The price of college has skyrocketed, and there is no relief in sight.
The "human nature" argument is one of the worst and most common used against socialism.
Give yourself a moment to release negative emotions and be grounded in the present.
Despite seemingly good intentions, homeschooling does nothing but hurt students.
Even after having to get Instagram for a class, I still don’t like it.
This week the opinion desk discussed ice cream, Taylor Swift haters and pumpkins.
AI is a blessing and a curse, depending on how we use it.
Forcing students to go tech-free for class is only hurting them.
This week, we’re romanticizing fall, resting our legs and getting out there!
News outlets not giving both sides is problematic.
The Barbie trend is still very necessary and impacts our sociopolitical world every day.
Two of the fastest growing businesses in Bloomington are bagel shops.
Can women not be badass in the same way we let men?
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