Heritage goes beyond skin color and holidays
Jordan Coll/ Staff Writer As we start off this upcoming month, taking a moment to admire Martin Luther King Jr.’s pursuit of social reform throughout…
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Chilvary is very much alive and well
Ossman Darwiche/ Staff Writer Chivalry is not dead! It is very much alive and well. Though few and far between, there are those of us…
Citizens should fight for their online rights in 2019
Gabriella Pinos/ Staff Writer From scandals to algorithms to devious government schemes, 2018 been nothing but eventful for the world of technology. Tech giants like…
Under Trump, disability rights must be gutted for profit
Clara Barros/ Staff Writer At this point, it’s no news that the Trump administration has been antagonizing minorities of all kinds. For the past two…
Petitions for and against campus Chik-fil-A continue
Students have debated whether to eat more or less chicken on campus since Chick-fil-A’s CEO made a stance against gay marriage in 2012 with public comments and anti-gay endorsements.
The Arizona Equality Ruling
Staff Writer Jennipher Schafer writes about the Equality ruling in Arizona.
The benefits of prostitution
Contributing Writer Johany Hernandez argues that prostitution should be regulated as to protect the prostitutes.
Feminism: Power, not truth
Staff writer Alexander Suarez suggests that current generations receive the reactionary feminist spirit of former generations without question, which he thinks isn’t always a good thing.
The freedoms we give up for security
Contributing writer Moises Fuertes believes that whistleblower Edward Snowden is not a traitor, but a hero.
University reacts to Venezuelan election results
The absence of a Venezuelan Consulate in Miami did not stop people from voting in the Venezuelan presidential election on Sunday, Oct. 7.