Society & Culture
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Banned Books Everyone Should Read At Least Once
Taylor Smith taysmith@lc.edu From October 5th to the 11th, we celebrated Banned Books Week. While it has come to a close, it is still important to remember the reason that we celebrate this event every…
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Tips to Help You Survive Your Convention Experience
By Taylor Smith Taysmith@lc.edu Trains, toys, comic books, anime, if you can think of any topic, it is likely that there is a convention just for it. Conventions are a fantastic way to meet new…
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Removing the Mask: The Detrimental Effects of Masking for Those Who Are Neurodivergent
Taylor Smith Taysmith@lc.edu Imagine living your life not as your true self, but as the person others want. You constantly ignore your feelings. You claim to hate things you love because they are not popular. Claiming…
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Viewing the Effects of Video Games from a Positive Scope
Taylor Smith taysmith@lc.edu Video games have been a target of contention for many years. Of course, when someone does not actually take the time to try them it can be understandable why they are seen in…
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A Wild Stroke of Luck Leads to an Ethereal Hike Through The Wave, Arizona’s Strictly Guarded World-Famous Geological Formation
By Isabelle Flener Iflener@lc.edu In a world filled with breathtaking landscapes and natural wonders, few destinations captivate the imagination quite like The Wave in Arizona. It is a geological masterpiece, a sandstone marvel that…
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The Benefits of Welcoming a Positivity Transformation Takeover in Your Life
By Alexandra Blockton Ablockton@lc.edu Initially, someone taking the time to focus on positivity within their life can create a space filled with serenity, interest, like, love, and joy. It can be more than an individual…
