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Stop Ending Friendships Based on Politics!
Here we are yet again in election season. Some of you may be doing some research on who it is you want to vote for. Many of you are probably rewatching the commercials that have […]
Articles by Gabby Miller
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The Dangers of Being a Woman
The danger is abundant for a woman who walks alone at night. They could get abducted, assaulted or robbed. Since women are not respected individuals in our society, it makes going out incredibly dangerous. Only […]
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Does Voting Mean Change?
Over the last two years, more and more rights have been taken from women, leading me to question what my vote in this election will give me and if it will change things. American citizens […]
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Election Commercials are Problematic
November is around the corner. This means it’s time for elections! Over the last few months, you might have seen a few commercials about our candidates. These commercials often have a common goal—convincing the general […]
Opinion
Join a Club Today!
It is a new semester at Georgia State University. Students are bustling around, trying to get the supplies they need for the upcoming semester. We are coming back to familiar-looking faces and familiar-looking classrooms. trying […]
Opinion
Sex in Today’s Society
In today’s society, it is common to read about sex. So it is in movies, TV shows, books, and magazines. It is hard to go anywhere without looking at different exposés of a celebrities sex […]
Opinion
THC v. CBD
Whenever someone thinks about the plant Marijuana, they think about the process of getting high. But what if I can tell you this plant has two different compounds that have different effects from each other. […]
Opinion
The issues with finding justice
Some of us might think about the police whenever someone thinks about our justice system. Police have a significant role in this system because they are the ones that have the authority to make an […]
Opinion
The importance of Women’s History Month
When someone talks about women’s suffrage, we only talk about what it looked like in the early 1900s. No one talks about modern women’s suffrage. It feels like we are constantly talking about the past, […]
Opinion
Minimum Wage Hurts the Poor
Minimum wage jobs are the pinnacle of the United State’s economy today. These jobs are what teachers in our past years of middle to high school would threaten us to go to one of these […]
