News Stories by Gabrielle Garcia

Sexual assault is not ambiguous

Widespread outrage has catapulted across the nation after a California judge made a careless decision to give former Stanford University swimmer Brock Turner an astonishingly lenient sentence for sexually assaulting an unconscious young woman.

Physical books engage students more than e-books

As a student, it is completely understandable for students to seek cost effective alternatives because of the expensive nature of the textbook market. I must say however that I much prefer physical books because I find myself much more engaged with what I am reading.

Feminism doesn’t advocate matriarchal domination

Now, I am not perturbed or angered at people who advocate for women’s rights or believe in the power of women. Rather, I am bothered that such ideals seem to be only recently recognized and are often misconstrued.

Playwright’s production ban ‘bold’

After national outrage and pressure provoked by Sports Corporations, Hollywood and other sectors, incited by a discriminatory religious liberties bill in Georgia, Gov. Nathan Deal vetoed the controversial bill. Despite the veto, corporations and organizations nationwide continue to keep a close eye on such legislation.

Bernie Sanders should not be underestimated

From enduring an unsteady start to his presidential campaign in May of 2015 to his current status in the 2016 primary election season, Senator Bernie Sanders has significantly defied a series of unfavorable projections toward his campaign.

The Bachelor sets unrealistic standards

After watching quite a few seasons of “The Bachelor,” the more convinced I am that the “reality” show perpetuates unrealistic standards of beauty and relationships to not only viewers, but also to the contestants themselves.

Student Thoughts: Social media holds influence on voters

With the primary election just around the corner, voters are tuning in to debates, local and national broadcasts and are looking to the the internet to learn more about the standing presidential candidates. However, it seems to be the case that voters also favor information published on social media sites.

New Barbie pushes for realistic beauty

Since her debut in March 1959, Barbie has experienced some significant changes to her blonde hair, blue eyed and petite physique. After a series of changes which included broadening the list of available eye colors, skin tones and hairstyles, Mattel has announced a new line of Barbie dolls that will now include four different body types.

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