Bats Carry a Lot of Diseases. What Should We Do About It?
Robert Crohan/Staff Writer Something that amazes me is that animals, our furry, scaly, slimy brethren on this earth, can be deadly in unimaginable ways. Sometimes…
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Taking a Look at the Erasure of Black History
Hayley Serpa/Staff Writer Every February during Black History Month, the United States claims to celebrate and remember the parts of its history that have been…
Georgia Is Now A Blue State. What Does That Mean For the Rest of the South?
Robert Crohan/ Staff Writer Our elections are certainly interesting. I enjoy studying electoral politics, and observing the changes in states’ voting patterns over the decades….
A Bittersweet Holiday–Reflecting on Parkland’s Tragedy
Nicole Ardila / Contributing Writer On Valentine’s Day 2018, a day usually filled with love, tragedy stole the lives of 17 South Florida teenagers. Three…
In Defense of Valentine’s Day
Denitsa Raichkova/Contributing Writer As a hopeless romantic, I cannot help but admire Valentine’s Day and its significance. The modern holiday originates from the Roman festival…
Valentine’s Day Roots: Taking a Look at Lupercalia
Nathen Nayor/Staff Writer Valentine’s Day isn’t for everyone, so why not celebrate the holiday that precedes it? The ancient Roman holiday of Lupercalia was nothing…