The New Yorker Tote Bag Is More Than a Fashion Statement
The complimentary, black-and-white canvas tote bag you get when you subscribe to The New Yorker is becoming a curious fashion statement.
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Marjory Stoneman Douglas Survivors Mark 6 Months Since the Parkland Shooting
How Parkland survivors are marking the 6-month anniversary of the massacre that changed their lives — and the nation.
Snapchat and Instagram Filters Are Making People Want Plastic Surgery
The screens dominating our lives have already began to alter and adjust our realities. And now it’s going beyond FOMO…
I Thought I’d Never Enjoy STEM, But I Was Wrong
Since kindergarten, I was told “you’re just not a math and science kid. Stick to humanities.” So why even try?
How Students Are Protesting the White Nationalists at Unite The Right 2
GW and UVA students are pushing back against white nationalism a year after Charlottesville.
Laura Ingraham’s Views on Immigrants Changing America Are Dangerously Divisive
Opinion from Danya Issawi on Fox News host Laura Ingraham’s comment that immigrants are changing America’s demographics for the worse.
The Snarkiest Twitter Clapbacks From Young People on Space Force
Space Force + young people + Twitter = all the snark
Is The New ‘Best Popular Film’ Oscar A Sign Of Getting With The Times? Or The Opposite?
Could the new Oscar for “popular film” actually be a bad thing?
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You OK With Apple Music Making Playlists With Your Music For Your Friends?
Apple Music is testing out a new mix, courtesy of your friends’ listening habits.