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Living in the post-pandemic world: mask on, or mask off?

In a post-pandemic world that we have not yet reached but inch closer to every single day, will the social norm be to keep a mask on, or to take it off? 2021 is looking promising. The economy is makin

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Black Lives Matter money: Where does all the fundraising go?

What’s going on with Black Lives Matter and its fundraising? Why would a foundation with the admirable, necessary cause of supporting Black lives receive criticism from its supporters, and what does a

What Juneteenth becoming a holiday illuminates about white supremacy

Juneteenth, both in its foundation and in its process of becoming a national holiday, illuminates much of the U.S.’s enduring legacy today. The delay in declaring the end of slavery, the concert

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The Co-op Ride app could be revolutionary for the gig economy

Is the Co-op Ride app the savior to the gig economy and its plethora of problems? What may have initially attracted drivers to work for rideshare companies like Uber and Lyft was a sense of

Why we should never see the technology used in Black Mirror in real life

Black Mirror is among Netflix’s most popular original programs. The series features plots ranging in emotional impact. Any given episode may end up happy, sad, or sometimes utterly terrifying. One of

You wouldn’t believe how old the world’s oldest hotels really are

Hotels are one of the oldest staples of the service industry. The origin of the world’s oldest hotels is not completely known, but it is known that hotels have been around in some capacity since

Pride Month logos: Which brands really practice what they portray?

Pride Month logos are pretty, but how many companies that use them really advocate for the LGBTQ community on the daily? Since the monumental 1969 Stonewall riots, June has become a special month for

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COVID graduation: The bittersweet feeling of “freedom”

It’s been quite a year… And in spite of its few silver linings, plowing through Zoom calls and online examinations only exacerbated the desire of students to get this academic year over wi

Why does acclaimed director James Cameron love oceans so much?

It is quite a flooring fact that humans have only discovered about 20 percent of the entire ocean. 80 percent of the ocean is uncharted, unmapped, and undiscovered territory. One person out to change

Let’s talk about the ocean: Films to watch for World Oceans Day

For years and years now accounts of the critical situation of the planet’s oceans have been released in the media. Documentary after documentary shares the urgency of climate change, pollution,