Assassination Classroom has been banned from schools. Art By Jasmine Sanchez. By Jasmine Sanchez Staff Reporter As news broke out that the popular manga series “Assassination Classroom” was next in line to be challenged in schools, I was left speechless. I was, at the time, rereading the series and could not fathom what the thought […]
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The Tipping Point
There are many opportunities to tip in the United States as it is customary to participate in gratuity or tipping. American franchise “Starbucks” provides customers with multiple ways to tip whether they use cash or credit. Photo by Joseph Sanker By Joseph Sanker Staff Reporter “This is ridiculous dude,” said a DoorDash worker said as […]
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LinkedIn Isn’t the Answer to My Prayers
LinkedIn is overrated and overpriced. Photo by Bastian Riccardi/Pexels By Marcelo Maximilian Staff Reporter As a journalism major and professional freelance journalist, networking comes naturally to me. It’s the foundation that leads me to the sources and information I need to be a good reporter. On the surface, LinkedIn sounds like the key to opening […]
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Surf the Net with Safety
Graphic showing protesting to protect our children. Art by Aliyah Brown By Aliyah Brown Staff Reporter Throughout the years the internet has debated if posting a child on social media is exploitation. Sharing pictures or information about your kid might jeopardize his or her privacy. When information is published online, it is impossible to regulate […]
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The Buzz on Energy Drinks
Energy drinks have a chokehold on college students. Here’s why that’s a problem. Photo courtesy of iStock. By Sara Bhatt, Staff Reporter Energy drinks, though intended to provide quick boosts of energy and alertness, come with consequences both long-term and short-term. With the growing popularity of various energy drinks, especially amongst college students including those […]