The Irony Behind the Success of The Hunger Games
Anna Cox explores the irony of the current discourse about The Hunger Games. Continue reading The Irony Behind the Success of The Hunger Games
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Spotlight on Rising Stars: Baby Fisher
In the eighth round of “Spotlight on Rising Stars,” Herald staffer JoAnn Snavely introduces the Herald to Baby Fisher and Medium Build (including audio) Continue reading Spotlight on Rising Stars: Baby Fisher
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Spotlight on Rising Stars: Medium Build
In the eighth round of “Spotlight on Rising Stars,” Herald staffer JoAnn Snavely introduces the Herald to Medium Build and Baby Fisher (including audio) Continue reading Spotlight on Rising Stars: Medium Build
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The Conundrum of Being a Black Female Artist: Trailblazers, Troubled History, and a Recovering Present in the Music Industry
Travel through time and look to the present with this music retrospective honoring Black female artists in the music industry on International Women’s Day! Continue reading The Conundrum of Being a Black Female Artist: Trailblazers, Troubled History, and a Recovering Present in the Music Industry
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The Michigan State University Shooting, “How Many More?”
By: Ruby Garff 2023 continues to be a year plagued by gun violence. It seems that every time we look at our phones or turn on the news, we see reports of a new devastating attack. We’ve reached an inevitable … Continue reading The Michigan State University Shooting, “How Many More?”
The 5 Best Rom-Coms to Watch on Valentine’s Day
Anna Cox reveals the five best romantic comedies to watch on Valentines Day. Continue reading The 5 Best Rom-Coms to Watch on Valentine’s Day
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The Best Love Songs for Valentine’s Day
Gabrielle London talks love on Valentine’s Day with the beauty of music. Love songs have been around for centuries, spreading the warmth of affection. Delve into the best ones of all time and of the modern era with this article. Continue reading The Best Love Songs for Valentine’s Day
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Music: The Great Connector
Marlee Billiter writes about how she thinks music is the most intimate part of the human experience. Continue reading Music: The Great Connector
The Villainous Disability Phenomenon and Why It Needs to Die
Have you ever noticed how every time a movie character is depicted having a disability they’re usually the villain? Today Staffer Nicole Chedraoui speaks on the harm imposed by the villainous disability phenomenon. Continue reading The Villainous Disability Phenomenon and Why It Needs to Die
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The Long-Lived Maze of Substance Use Treatment
This article discusses substance use, mental disorders, and suicide. If you or someone you know is struggling with a substance use disorder, visit SAMHSA’s National Helpline Website or call 1-800-662-HELP (4357.) If you or someone you know is experiencing suicidal … Continue reading The Long-Lived Maze of Substance Use Treatment
Raise Your Hand if You Stan MGK
By: Eli Duah-Mensah Picture a rapper. Who is the first one who comes to mind? If you are more old school, you may think of Ice Cube, OutKast, Jay-Z, Snoop Dog, or Method Man. Or perhaps you are more of a modern person who prefers artists like Kendrick Lamar, Pusha T, J. Cole, or Big Sean. But maybe you just don’t like rap at all; maybe you are a pop-punk fan. You like the Blink-182s, the Paramores, the Green Days, The All-American Rejects. Okay, do you have your picture now? Did you think of Machine Gun Kelly? Maybe you did, … Continue reading Raise Your Hand if You Stan MGK
Intersectional Feminism on the Prairie
Calling all “Little House on the Prairie” fans! Check out Phoenix Robertson’s new article about intersectional feminism on “Little House on the Prairie”! Continue reading Intersectional Feminism on the Prairie
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