Tryphena Yeboah Tryphena Yeboah

Opinion | How online classes have helped to cope with my anxiety

Here’s the closest I can come to depicting what goes on inside my body before I speak in class:  I start to sweat in my palms and armpits, I feel light-headed, I experience shortness of breath and my heart races so fast that when I look down, I can see the rapid beating through my blouse. And this is only before I speak.

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Katie Reul Katie Reul

Opinion | Legacy prohibits equal opportunity from sorority recruitment

In trying to be a better ally to the BIPOC community, I’ve found it critical to self-reflect and see the places in which I may be unconsciously contributing to the systemic racism that remains ever-entrenched in our nation’s history. One example is in my participation in sorority life, a current topic of controversy among many progressive activists.

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Guest User Guest User

Opinion | What I learned from my first Trump rally

I attended my first Trump Rally on July 25. Well, let me clarify. I was boating on a lake in Dallas, Texas, when all of a sudden, I looked up and saw a cavalcade of red, white and blue speeding across the water in every which way.

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Zach Davis Zach Davis

Opinion | The importance of remaining involved

I am so tired. I swear I have been since like 2015. I’m tired in general, but mainly I’m tired of politics. Specifically, American politics. More specifically, the 2020 presidential election.

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Guest Columnist Guest Columnist

Opinion | United against hate

In a joint column, President Daniele Struppa, Associate Professor Pete Simi and Associate Director of Community Support Justin Riley address the rise of white supremacist activity on campus

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Caden McQueen Caden McQueen

Opinion | Down with Virgil Abloh

Say what you will about the quality of his work, but modernist artist Marcel Duchamp was, without a doubt, revolutionary. He rocked the art world of the 1910s with his ‘readymade’ sculptures, which consisted of old pieces of junk Duchamp happened to find on the street that he would then dub a ‘sculpture.’

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