I hope the ‘Syrian regime sticks to their word’
The piercing screams of people begging for help, for the violence to cease. This is Aleppo.
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We are forgetting the true reason to celebrate Christmas
As I’ve gotten older, my dynamic of the holiday season has changed. Only, as I’ve come to recognize my faith and spirituality more in my adulthood, it seems as if everyone around me is losing their own.
Liberal does not automatically mean Democrat
According to the Democratic platform which was updated in July 2016, I should be a Democrat.
Selfies do not cause low self-esteem
Today’s age is dominated by social media, selfies and technology, but the question is whether selfies are a bad thing.
We should have acted in Syria
On Tuesday, Dec. 13, Samantha Power, the U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, indignantly asked the Security Council “Are you incapable of shame?” Her denunciation of the Syrian government’s atrocities in Aleppo, abetted by Russia and Iran, came entirely without euphemism—and rightly so.
FIU Wind Ensemble holds Pulse remembrance concert
For many students, 2016 was a “goat rodeo,” a term describing a chaotic situation in a bureaucratic setting. For Brenton F. Alston, the term worked doubly to suit the uncertainty many felt about the election.
“Boy please,” women can do everything men can
Women in America are antagonized, sexualized and minimized.
Rapper Young Thug’s comments are disrespectful to women
Our favorite celebrities — your favorite rappers — might be racist, sexist or even homophobic and to find this out all you have to do is click “follow.”
The SVA offers student veterans a “sense of community”
The Student Veterans of America chapter at the University has a mission statement to provide a resource for all active duty service members, National Guard, dependents, etc.
Russian hackers are a threat to national security
President-Elect Donald Trump has expressed a concerning lack of disregard for the possible interference of Russian hackers in the election that awarded him the White House.
