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An Ode to Summer Car Rides
As a kid, I never liked driving for a long time in the car. My attention span was relatively short, and as a result, I constantly pestered my parents...
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The Crisis in Afghanistan: How Women Are Affected and How You Can Help
Amid the international, local, and personal chaos of the past two years, devoting thoughtful awareness to everything we feel deserves our attention is challenging, if not impossible. I frequently...
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My Experience With the COVID-19 Vaccine
I was able to get the first dose of Moderna during the third week of March and the second dose four weeks later, during the second week of...
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5 Tangible Ways to Practice Mutual Aid In Your Community Now
Poverty is not something that started with COVID, nor will it end with it. However, like all crises, the pandemic illuminated to so many...
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Game of Roses
I’m an avid Bachelor fan, as evidenced by the countless articles I've written on here about the franchise, but the best part of watching...
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In Defense of Being Alone (and How It’s Different from Being Lonely!)
I am the first person from my high school to apply to and ultimately attend Kenyon College. I had known early on in my high school career...
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The Appropriation of Jewish Mysticism in Spirituality
Crystals, manifestation, tarot cards—if you are a teenager who uses TikTok or any other social media form, you have probably come across...
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My Favorite Drinks at Starbucks
I really like Starbucks—like really like it. It’s kind of a problem. I live about five blocks from two different ones, which only adds to...
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Pop-Punk Is Back, and It’s More Than Just Nostalgia
What do you think of when you think of punk? Do you think of bands like The Clash and The Ramones of the seventies and eighties? Maybe you...
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My Ever-Changing Relationship to Feminism
I first declared myself a feminist when I was twelve years old. It was kind of getting impossible not to—it was 2015, I was just old enough...