Coachella Sucks
The word Coachella conjures up images of green summer fields, large crowds, cold beers, and pretty girls with flower headbands dressed as new-age hippies. But, the truth is, despite great … Read More
Category: Opinions
There is no Rage in this Age
The lyrics of Rage Against The Machine (RATM) frontman, Zack de la Rocha, are always belted in a kamikaze of anger and frustration. The music is timeless, raw, and angry; … Read More
The Worst Oscar Snubs of 2020
Audience members have taken to Twitter to voice their righteous anger for overlooked performances and ignored directors. But I’m personally shocked over three specific snubs: Adam Sandler’s Best Actor nomination … Read More
Discussions About the Gap
Supporting a Gap Year By Shayden Joe After my high school graduation in 2013, my father gave me $200 for a college class. I was grateful for his generosity, but … Read More
A God of Many Colors
Religion is great. It brings people together. It’s the best life insurance policy you can buy. People can get a little too zealous about it, sure, but can you blame … Read More
Skip the Holiday Episode
There is no worse episode of television than the ‘holiday episode’ that pops up-while you’re binge watching your favorite show. I’m not a complete Scrooge. I enjoy a good holiday … Read More
Stop freaking out over Halloween candy
The cautious view Halloween as a night of crime, delinquency, and mischief. This has further been fueled by reports of isolated incidents which have needlessly turned into urban myths and … Read More
Sex-ed doesn’t sexualize
Recent changes to the states sexual education curriculum have re-ignited an old debate amongst Arizonans but has given it a new sense of hate. Arizona sex-ed has a number of … Read More
Democratic Primary Debate Succeeds at Nothing
For anyone who missed the Oct. 15 Democratic presidential primary debate, don’t worry. You didn’t miss much. In fact, with still over a year until the next presidential election, it … Read More
Cyber-Violence: Impact and Solutions
This was an op-ed written by TechWarnIn recent years, a spate of articles from newspapers across the world have detailed cases of cyber-bullying. Often, these cases involve teenagers. In one … Read More