I am not sensitive. I just do not appreciate being disrespected. In my 20 years of life, one thing I have yet to understand is how the rudest people seem to always end up on top. Sure, we like to believe that karma exists, and they will eventually get what
Social media has birthed many cultural trends, but one of its most dangerous products is “stan” culture. Some people say the phrase “stan” is a mixture of the words fan and stalker. Others say the phrase is derived from Eminem’s hit song, “Stan,” which tells the story of a crazed
On July 23, China’s Tianwen-1 was successfully launched into space on a mission to Mars. This is China’s first independent exploration of Mars and will be an almost seven-month journey for the spacecraft. According to China Aerospace and Technology Corporation, the goal for their Mars probe is to complete an orbiting,
Online shopping continues to grow especially now with everyone in quarantine. When it comes to online shopping people are starting to find it more difficult to shop than on Black Friday. The only difference is you are competing with robots rather than actual people. People set up bots on a
Earlier in March, Walmart, Olive Garden and Apple updated their companies’ sick leave policies in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, and their workers are better off for it. Walmart employees are no longer penalized for calling in sick and those diagnosed with the virus will not be forced to
With a nationwide quarantine well underway, progressively getting more or less strict depending on the area you are in, everyone is bound to react differently. Being four to five months into a social distancing, mask-wearing, safety precaution taking time in our life, everyone has handled things in their own way.
Social justice is a dirty concept in American society, specifically in the last decade of its existence. Sure, it isn’t an obscenity that comes out of us college students’ mouth every day, but there is a certain stigmatization behind it, such as “Social Justice warrior.” Behind the negative connotation though
UNT has “over 450 student organizations.” With this many options and the lack of human contact we will experience during the fall, you might feel like you don’t have the time nor the opportunity to find your solidarity or the space to make you feel like you’re having a productive
Progressing into the sixth month of coronavirus, the U.S. death toll reaches nearly 160,000, with a total of over four million cases, and with significant racial differences in poverty, healthcare and housing thousands of Americans have been disproportionately affected by the virus. The USA Today says that the “lopsided outcomes are largely
The past several years have been a very turbulent time in the United States. However, turmoil and tension between the government and its citizens began to increase when President Donald Trump took office back in the year 2016. The Trump presidency itself has been very turbulent and has presented a
