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The Renaissance Of Female Sexuality In Pop Music
Whether it’s by using a sports car or a coffee order as a sexy metaphor, there’s no denying that women have been dominating pop music in recent years. Here...
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This is Why You Should Read “Alone With You in the Ether”
If you value beautiful writing and circular stories, "Alone With You in the Ether" is perfect for you, at least I know it was for me.
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“Landslide”: Growing Older and Finding My Voice Amidst Uncertainty
Listening to “Landslide” by Fleetwood Mac as I drove down the highway on my birthday almost brought me to tears. There was something about the way the lyrics mirrored...
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How Protein Enhances Your Workout: The Science Behind Muscle Growth
Proteins help muscles grow bigger, but why? In this article, I explain what exactly are proteins, how they do what they do, and what foods you can eat that...
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5 Upcoming Book Releases That I Can’t Wait to Read
Despite the ever growing amount of published books in my TBR, I still find myself looking forward to new releases every year. And let me tell you, this year’s...
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“Atonement” and the Power of Moral Ambiguity
Through the portrayal of Briony Tallis and the consequences of her misjudgment, "Atonement" examines the intricate nature of guilt, responsibility, and the subjective nature of truth. As well as...
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My Journey to Healthy Eating: How I Learned to Choose the Right Foods for Me
Choosing the right foods to eat is a struggle for many. In my article, I talk about my journey of cooking my own meals and choosing healthier food options.
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From the Bubble of High School to the Immense Opportunities in the World of College
As a kid, I constantly dreamed about what my high school life would be like; it would be the best time of my life. Years passed by, and I...
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The Harsh Reality For Student Workers at UPRRP
Poor infrastructure, low wages, and even lower morale. The sad reality for many students working at the UPRRP.