Put down the razor: Reflections on body hair, feminism and the politics of the personal
Sneha Cheenath uses feminist literature to discuss oppressive beauty standards and her loathing of disposable razors.
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Sign of the Times

Sneha Cheenath uses feminist literature to discuss oppressive beauty standards and her loathing of disposable razors.
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Earlier this February, Kendrick Lamar made history as the first solo rap act to headline the Super Bowl halftime show. With a set design aimed at portraying Lamar’s life as a video game, his perform...
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Finding love in Isla Vista: Yes you can! By Kira Logan I know, I know. Yes, I’m talking about the same Isla Vista that is seemingly infested with almost every non-committal person to walk the earth....
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This article was written on Jan. 12. The information regarding the fires is subject to change, given that the fires are still developing. There are fires at home, and I’m in Santa Barbara, Isla Vist...
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Kaavya Saini thinks female representation in horror is more complicated than you think.
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Amanda Nolan reminds us that Asian representation in media must include a diversity of heritage.
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Erick Ruvalcaba reminds us of the impact the Chicano Movement had on the Hispanic community.
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Haley Joseph wants us to reconsider our relationship with aesthetics.
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Riley Burke reflects on the resurgence of country music and what caused it.
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Tara Mandrekar reflects on their experience learning more about how ChatGPT affects students across campus.
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Elizabeth Lee discusses bimbo feminism and defends a woman's right to mediocrity.
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Phoebe Mitchem reflects on how media literacy
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Amanda Marroquin reflects on the recent LA Times workforce changes and what it means for the organization.
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Phoebe Mitchem thinks Spotify has just become another social media.
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