Start post-graduation with an adventure by traveling
Maytinee Kramer/Opinion Director As we quickly approach graduation day, many students across America are going through feelings of excitement, anxiety and confusion, and these new…
Articles by Maytinee Kramer
Suspects in attack after gay pride parade surrender to police
Two victims were attacked in Miami Beach after the city’s Gay Pride Parade on Sunday, April 8, said police.
Stereotypes holding Asians back from leadership roles
Maytinee Kramer/ Opinion Director From the household to the workforce, Asians are faced with the mindset that their self-worth and value is closely tied to…
Japanese exchange program offers teaching opportunities
Founded in 1987, the Japan Exchange and Teaching Program has sent more than 60,000 global participants — including an estimated 32,000 Americans — to work in schools, boards of education, and government offices throughout Japan.
Enhancing relationships with drugs may not be the best trip
Maytinee Kramer/ Opinion Director For many people, taking illegal drugs is a method of escaping reality; of seeing, feeling, and thinking differently. It gives them…
The death of SHINee’s Jonghyun forces a spotlight on mental health
Maytinee Kramer/ Opinion Director Even to this day I still cannot believe that Jonghyun is no longer with us. I remember reading the headlines and…
BTS proves that K-pop can grow in America
Maytinee Kramer/ Opinion Director Even if you’re not a K-pop fan, you certainly can’t deny that the most talked about performance at the American Music…
Holograms the future of music creation
Maytinee Kramer/ Opinion Director A mini skirt, long blue pigtails, an upbeat personality and catchy tunes. If you’ve ever heard of Hatsune Miku, then you’ll…
Service dogs are not meant to be exploited for personal gain
Maytinee Kramer/ Staff Writer You see a dog enter a business with a vest that says “service dog,” but how do you, or the business,…
CARTOON: Free Speech
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