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Why Skinny Feels Heavy

Anna Zhou shares her struggles being comfortable in her own skin and declares self-care to be the new skinny.
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U.S. Soccer’s Megan Rapinoe: The Hero Our Democracy Deserves

Opinion editor and newly converted footy fan Harper Lambert on how the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup lent her a new perspective on patriotism.
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In Disney Live Remakes, the Magic is Lost

Joshen Mantai assesses the recent deluge of Disney live-action remakes.
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Floating Doctors Sunk All Doubts

Siavash Ghadiri shares how his experience helping doctors abroad helped to solidify his desire to become a dentist.
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And Then I Saw the Ted Bundy Movie

After watching Netflix's Ted Bundy biopic, Jordan Curiel reconsiders her previous stance.
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Why I Hate the Phrase “Ladies First”

Miya Herzstein explores the limitations of gendered phrases like "ladies first."
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Hey Vegans: Meat Shaming Isn’t the Move

Resident vegan Paige Holloway calls upon other vegans to change their approach.
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The Customer is Always Right … Right?

Drawing from his experiences as a student worker, Grant Jamison studies customer behavior.
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Should Past Mistakes Define a Person’s Future?

Social media posts are often perceived as private and impermanent. Reflecting on two recent news items, Joshen Mantai insists that they are anything but.
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I Don’t Want My Generation to be Labeled ‘Loneliest’

In response to Generation Z being ranked #1 loneliest, Brian Do offers solutions.
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Stereotypes of Californians are Scarily Accurate

Carley Weiler writes about the culture shock she experienced after moving from Ohio to SoCal.
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An Ode to Summers Past

Now that the school year has ended, Kian Karamdashti contemplates how the concept of summer has changed for him.
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What I Learned From the Kids Without Limits

Jordan Curiel ruminates on what she learned from volunteering at a camp for children with limb differences.
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Chancellor Yang: The Man, The Myth, The Legend

Miya Herzstein investigates the infatuation with our beloved chancellor.
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Don’t Choke Me, Daddy

Eloise Scott emphasizes the importance of getting consent before getting kinky.
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