Climate change makes poverty, hunger worse in Guatemala
Guatemala possesses an abundance of natural resources and a diverse environment. It could be a rich country. However, climate change is now added to… Read More
Examples
Teen suicide present in many communities
“We received a text that was a cry for help and thankfully did not ignore it.” Holly O’Connell and her husband read a text… Read More
How your phone dependency affects your daily life
“The first thing I do when I wake up is check my phone.” Breanna Kerr, a sophomore graphic design major at Temple University, starts… Read More
Social media: The danger it poses on body image
“No matter how many hours I spent at the gym and how healthy I ate, it wasn’t enough and I wasn’t losing the weight… Read More
Male pleasure prioritized over female discomfort, pain
Editor’s Note: The name of the subject in this article has been modified to protect her identity. When Chastity’s long-term boyfriend started kissing her one evening,… Read More
Robots taking over mankind and possibly our jobs
As we enter into a more digital age, the use of humans in the workplace is becoming obsolete. As computers and tech services become… Read More
Workers struggle in tough economy
For the past six years, Michelle
Waters, 32, has commuted from southwest Philadelphia to Cabrini College, where she works as a server in the Cabrini Marketplace.
To get to work, Waters has to take three different means of public transportation. The cost of commuting is just one more factor
hitting her hard in the pocketbook
as the economy gets worse and worse.
Climate change makes poverty, hunger worse in Guatemala
Guatemala possesses an abundance of natural resources and a diverse environment. It could be a rich country. However, climate change is now added to… Read More
Teen suicide present in many communities
“We received a text that was a cry for help and thankfully did not ignore it.” Holly O’Connell and her husband read a text… Read More
How your phone dependency affects your daily life
“The first thing I do when I wake up is check my phone.” Breanna Kerr, a sophomore graphic design major at Temple University, starts… Read More
Social media: The danger it poses on body image
“No matter how many hours I spent at the gym and how healthy I ate, it wasn’t enough and I wasn’t losing the weight… Read More
Male pleasure prioritized over female discomfort, pain
Editor’s Note: The name of the subject in this article has been modified to protect her identity. When Chastity’s long-term boyfriend started kissing her one evening,… Read More
Robots taking over mankind and possibly our jobs
As we enter into a more digital age, the use of humans in the workplace is becoming obsolete. As computers and tech services become… Read More
Workers struggle in tough economy
For the past six years, Michelle
Waters, 32, has commuted from southwest Philadelphia to Cabrini College, where she works as a server in the Cabrini Marketplace.
To get to work, Waters has to take three different means of public transportation. The cost of commuting is just one more factor
hitting her hard in the pocketbook
as the economy gets worse and worse.
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