Argument in the Office: Relationships — Exclusive or Exploratory?
Reena Khanna and Geneva Bethel go into whether you should or shouldn't make your relationship open.
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Reena Khanna and Geneva Bethel go into whether you should or shouldn't make your relationship open.
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Toni Shindler-Ruberg delves in the world of online dating, a pandemic reality for many lonely, touch-deprived and hopeful singles.
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Toni Shindler-Ruberg wants you to remove the pumpkin pie from your Thanksgiving table.
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Jonathan Kim reflects on the valuable lessons he's learned from his grandparents as he urges everyone to drop what they're doing and give their own a call today.
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Kiana Perez-Granados and Christine Tu debate the merits and downfalls of white lies.
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Marisol Cruz and Kenneth Moody discuss the drawbacks and benefits of online learning, the new normal for college students everywhere.
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Katie Caracciolo and Priscilla Goh debate the merits of personality tests.
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Christine Tu believes that the democratic leaders could have done more to stop or slow the confirmation of Justice Amy Coney Barrett.
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Nathan Lee unpacks the results of the presidential election and warns against potential foul play.
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Maya Salem discuss the Trump Effect and it's possible implications on local elections.
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Kristen Wu critiques the centrist tendencies of the Democratic Party, unpacking the disillusionment progressives are feeling in the face of the election.
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Taylor Clark advocates for doing more beyond just voting for Biden in the 2020 election.
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Maya Salem is out to spook us this Halloween all with an oddly familiar scary story.
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Mikayla Buhbe finally gives the horror genre the recognition it deserves as she cites its recent success in making pertinent social commentary.
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Christine Tu unpacks the harsh reality of Halloween amidst a pandemic and offers some hygienic, safe alternatives to traditional trick-or-treating.
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