Uniforms: evil in more ways than one
With so many students wearing school uniforms, clothing companies have supplied to that demand. Companies will usually resort to the cheapest option to make the clothing—sweatshops. Keep Reading
Alexa, play my sad songs playlist
Cheers to Lana Del Ray, a full tub of ice cream and living perfectly imperfect. Keep Reading
Battle of the college majors
In a society heavily embedded with competition, students may find it difficult to focus on themselves and refrain from comparing grades, test scores and awards with those of their peers. This sense of validation through comparison extends beyond components of college applications to the future after students receive decisions. Keep Reading
5 reasons why Cyber Monday beats Black Friday
Following the day of giving thanks, the infamous Black Friday has evolved into a chaotic money mission rather than a day of deals. In recent years, technology has brought on the rise of Cyber Monday online with perks that put Black Friday to shame. The following list points out some of the many reasons for Cyber Monday’s superiority relative to my experience. Keep Reading
Creating crazed customers
Since its debut in August, the Popeyes Chicken Sandwich has stirred up quite the attention. After two weeks, the item quickly sold out, and the demand for the sandwiches led to violence. Keep Reading