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Promising Young Woman : Will We Ever Triumph Over Trauma?

February 27, 2021 by Emily Pacenti 1 Comment

Promising Young Woman : Will We Ever Triumph Over Trauma?

WARNING: This review contains major content spoilers. After watching Promising Young Woman once, I felt like I had seen it twice — each time with different eyes. The film buff in me loved it. I … [Read more...] about Promising Young Woman : Will We Ever Triumph Over Trauma?

The Intersectionality of Masculine Norms and Eating Disorders

December 15, 2020 by Noelle Knowlton Leave a Comment

The Intersectionality of Masculine Norms and Eating Disorders

What comes to mind when you think of Anorexia Nervosa? Perhaps you envision the thinly sculpted, svelte models of Milan Fashion Week. As their slim frames are accentuated by designer ensembles heavier … [Read more...] about The Intersectionality of Masculine Norms and Eating Disorders

Facebook Pledged to Take Down Thousands of Pro-QAnon Accounts (Again), But Users Are Adapting

November 10, 2020 by Victoria Dominguez Leave a Comment

Facebook Pledged to Take Down Thousands of Pro-QAnon Accounts (Again), But Users Are Adapting

QAnon entered my life uneventfully as if it were there already. Like many during this pandemic, my days are spent mindlessly scrolling on social media in between completing tasks for work or … [Read more...] about Facebook Pledged to Take Down Thousands of Pro-QAnon Accounts (Again), But Users Are Adapting

Why I’m Proud to Call Myself an Angry Feminist

August 28, 2020 by Alanna Felton Leave a Comment

Why I’m Proud to Call Myself an Angry Feminist

Like many women who identify as feminists, I once thought "angry" was the worst thing anyone could call me. To be labeled angry was to be disqualified from being taken seriously or participating in … [Read more...] about Why I’m Proud to Call Myself an Angry Feminist

Greta Gerwig : Challenging Our Cultural Assumptions About Gender and Art

July 13, 2020 by Alanna Felton 1 Comment

Greta Gerwig : Challenging Our Cultural Assumptions About Gender and Art

“The thesis of every Greta Gerwig movie is that being a woman, being a girl, not knowing who you are, is an experience worthy of art,” said entertainment journalist Hunter Harris during her talk at … [Read more...] about Greta Gerwig : Challenging Our Cultural Assumptions About Gender and Art

Opinion: Jack Denton is Unfit to Lead Florida State’s Student Senate

June 4, 2020 by Emily Pacenti and Alanna Felton 4 Comments

Opinion: Jack Denton is Unfit to Lead Florida State’s Student Senate

“Jack Denton's Words Disqualify Him From Holding FSU’s Senate Presidency” Screenshots have been circulating in which Jack Denton, the President of Florida Statements University’s Student Senate, … [Read more...] about Opinion: Jack Denton is Unfit to Lead Florida State’s Student Senate

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