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Why are we in Africa?
Colonialism and its effects are present in every part of the world. Its shadow casts over all aspects of life and its presence and effects on the world are impossible to ignore. The fact that […]
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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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Church and State are Inseparable
Attempting to understand history to interpret what our country’s first leaders wanted is like a bad game of Telephone. This game starts with the phrase “separation of church and state”. This idea dates back to […]
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The Jeffrey Dahmer Craze
October is now in full swing, and with that comes Halloween. Media revolving around the likes of Ted Bundy and Jack the Ripper start re-circulating the internet. Although, this time around, people have had a […]
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Forgive and Forget
The $300 billion student loan forgiveness plan is ramping up as the U.S. Department of Education has just launched the beta version of the student debt relief application form. Hopeful students will have to wait […]
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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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Racism at Georgia State is Alive
Georgia State has an issue, and no, it’s not a lack of parking. Georgia State has a racism problem, and it’s time that the university addresses it. Recently, a Georgia State staple, Sensational Subs, was […]
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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 […]
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The Value of Campus Life
Being a college-aged student living in one of the biggest, most innovative, and growing cities in the nation is a great opportunity. Attending school at Georgia State means fully immersing yourself in the city of […]
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Take Care of Your Mental Health
As the school year begins, students find themselves suddenly bombarded with assignments and responsibilities after a summer of fun and relaxation. It can feel like such a stark change, going from sitting in the sun […]
