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Student Thoughts: Smartphones may be able to detect depression

If you look around, you may notice that nearly everyone is face-down staring at a screen. Smartphones today can track fitness, sleep and nutrition, and now they may be able to track and warn their users of depression too.

No such thing as a free App

Contributing writer Moises Fuertes suggests that something should be done about the Apps that are falsely advertised as free.

Laws against sex workers promote danger, vulnerability

In issues of sex work, there is an utter lack of humanity and empathy that stems from laws that not only make sex workers criminals but also increases stigmatization and marginalization. Inexplicably, American society does virtually nothing to protect the human rights and ensure the safety of sex workers. It is not until there is a media frenzy surrounding a potential serial killer of sex workers that Americans turn their heads towards the issue. Even then, sex workers are shamed for their professions and given little resources to cope with abuse .
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