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Being mistakenly branded as a criminal can ruin many lives of youths and adults. According to Michelle Alexander,…
The coronavirus is becoming a larger threat, not only affecting the health of citizens but also the economy…
Among the perks of distance education is being able to explore other subjects while you’re doing your specialization…
First Lady Melania Trump summoned this dilemma when she rebuked Stanford law professor, Pamela Karlan, for including her…
The college application and decision process can be difficult and confusing, especially without guidance, which is why CollegePoint…
No sooner had I pressed the call button, than Oge’s brilliant smile lit up my screen. She radiated…
As global warming and climate change become major problems of our society, it is relevant to celebrate World…
Despite Martin Luther King Jr.’s fight against discrimination in the 1960s, a current report stated that a secret…
Watching my girlfriend struggle to hold on to her phone while putting on her backpack, I didn’t hesitate…
I don’t think other people have this sort of crippling fear. But it’s actually completely crucial for modern humans. And the rejection of this specific paranoia, combined with the current rise of social media behemoths, is enabling the worst stifling of human thought since the Dark Ages.