#WhyIDidntReport: Why Ford’s Timing Is Understandable and Not Suspicious
ByAFIA EAMA September 24th, 2018 “Ford waited 20 years to share her trauma with another person and waited 30 years to seek professional help regarding it.“ Christine Blasey Ford has become a…
48-Hour News Blackout
By SADAF AYAZ September 3rd, 2018 “Honestly, it’s a grand idea for other social media-obsessed, instant-gratification yearning users around the globe.” During my 1.5 hour commute back home from the city, you…
Reactance: When Protesting Can Do More Harm Than Good
By MIKAL MANN and KAITIE EDDINGTON August 2nd, 2018 “Productive protesting just requires a different approach: engagement with the other side. “ Although it may seem it started after Donald Trump was…
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48-Hour News Blackout
By SADAF AYAZ September 3rd, 2018 “Honestly, it’s a grand idea for other social media-obsessed,…
Reactance: When Protesting Can Do More Harm Than Good
By MIKAL MANN and KAITIE EDDINGTON August 2nd, 2018 “Productive protesting just requires a different…
Bryant Park: A Metropolitan Park in the City of Lights
By Sadaf Ayaz In the heart of Midtown where work meets leisure, hundreds saunter into Bryant Park. Naked trees loom ahead with branches entangled into one another, fencing the park and the memories within it. In a place in the…
#WhyIDidntReport: Why Ford’s Timing Is Understandable and Not Suspicious
ByAFIA EAMA September 24th, 2018 “Ford waited 20 years to share her trauma with another person and waited 30 years to seek professional help regarding it.“ Christine Blasey Ford has become a familiar name discussed in the news. Ford, a…
48-Hour News Blackout
By SADAF AYAZ September 3rd, 2018 “Honestly, it’s a grand idea for other social media-obsessed, instant-gratification yearning users around the globe.” During my 1.5 hour commute back home from the city, you can imagine I flip from one app to…
Reactance: When Protesting Can Do More Harm Than Good
By MIKAL MANN and KAITIE EDDINGTON August 2nd, 2018 “Productive protesting just requires a different approach: engagement with the other side. “ Although it may seem it started after Donald Trump was elected, protesting has always been an American institution…
America The Melting Pot: “No, Where are You Really From?”
By HARITH MORGAN July 5th, 2018 “The nature of America being a “melting pot” or a “fruit salad” means that it is a country which people from around the globe flock to, bringing incredible cultural influences and contributions to the…
Cultural Appropriation: What is It and Why is It a Problem
By ALISON SUMMERFIELD June 23rd, 2018 “The intent in cultural appreciation is usually benign but as it moves to the appropriation it becomes more exploitative. But motives are often mixed, sometimes subconscious and what’s perceived as appropriation could have been…
Why We Need to Stop Using the Word Mansplain
By VANSHIKA CHOWDHARY June 11th, 2018 “The word mansplain generalizes the social phenomenon to include all men – when you use the word mansplain, you stereotype men to all be condescending, pretentious, and sexist.” You may have heard the word…
