Opinion by ElliePeter Girlhood, as vastly different as it may be, is a universal experience. Whether you like makeup or hate it, hated dressing up or lovedit, played with Barbie or Bratz, girlhood is something all of us girls know. Looking back at my own childhood, I remember begging my mom for makeup for Christ-… Read More The evolution of girlhood then and now
Opinion by KorinaLiekus Walt Disney once said, “There is more treasure in books than in all the pirate’s loot on Treasure Island.” When I think of reading, I think of a book in my hands, wearing comfy clothes and snuggling up in a cozy corner. To me, there is nothing better than a day just… Read More Physical books encourage reading
Opinion by RuthieBarrett From reading, baking, crocheting, practicing magic and making ice cream, I have never had a shortage of hobbies. Although I might worry my parents with my constant stream of new hobbies, I find it to be a form of self-discovery. In the first or second grade, I took up the art of… Read More Discovering myself, one hobby at a time
Opinion by MayaZier Can I please get a cheese pizza with a gluten free crust?” “Sure, that will be $2 extra, is that okay?” “Yes.” This is a common occurrence for me. I have celiac disease, meaning I cannot eat gluten. Most restaurants are good about having gluten-free options but that usually comes with an… Read More Living with celiac disease, experiencing the gluten-free world
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