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Fifth spice girl emerges to tell all In the mid 1990s, the Spice Girls took the music world by storm with their insanely catchy dance-influenced…

How the ‘obsession with acquisition’ is built into our everyday existence For basic human survival, air, water, food, clothing and shelter are the only necessities…

How the conflation of patriotism and nationalism has militarized society In 2008, a baseball fan in Yankee Stadium was forcibly ejected by an officer for…

Debates’ effects on changing voter perception Why Debate? The very first televised presidential debate took place on Sept. 26th, 1960 between Kennedy and Nixon. Famously,…

What happens when police officers aren’t prosecuted The city of Ferguson came to national and international attention after the killing of Michael Brown, a black…

by Tylor Colby Don’t test us on a triumph. Don’t assume dorsal fins where our appendages lay. Under a scrape of skin is a watermark…

by Sarah Noell Cramped in the back of Kelly’s car, we were on our way to a dinner party. I pulled at my black tights,…

Birth control’s mental health consequences are no joke When I walked into the reproductive health nurse’s office in my high school, she introduced me to…

By Meredith Dunham Keaton Henson’s fourth studio album, Kindly Now, ebbs and flows through the mechanisms of intimacy and modern relationships. The album explores the…

By Lisa Laffend Everyone’s favorite Canadian cartoonist, Bryan Lee O’Malley, best known for Scott Pilgrim, has finally released his first ongoing comic book series. Inspired…