I grew up watching Dance Moms. After long days at school, my sister and I would intently watch our television, waiting for an episode or two of Dance Moms to air on Lifetime.
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It’s been more than a month since I wrote my last column on the irony of investing in “responsible” companies. As an investor or just a college kid paging through the news, it helps to look at whether or not institutions are really walking the walk when it comes to climate change.
As I have gotten older my skin has become more sensitive, changing in appearance and texture. I am struggling with eczema now as my skin has dried out no matter how much I moisturize it.
The pressure continued to mount on a local student this week after a conversation with his parents revealed he was responsible for filling several hours on a Saturday afternoon while his family visited.
In 1947 during the aftermath of World War II, American girl Charlie St. Clair is pregnant, unmarried, and about to be thrown out of her family.
November. It is one of the busiest months of the year in my opinion. Halloween decorations are hastily taken down and replaced with Christmas trees and twinkle lights, and you can finally begin to acknowledge the Christmas items in Macys and TJMaxx that have been on the shelves since the first week of September.
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After Election Day 2021, a few states in the union have yielded interesting results. First, Virginia elected a new Republican governor just one year removed from a ten-point margin in favor of President Biden.
A few weeks ago, myself and my friends visited the Chelsea art galleries in New York City, and I haven’t stopped thinking about it since.
I have been watching anime for approximately six years now, and throughout this time I have gone through many phases of anime-watching from shoujo, romance, slice of life, and shounen, where it all begins.
The current office for The Stute, in the Student Center, is the third office I’ve been in as a member of The Stute, and it won’t be the last.