Column by Gisselle Hernandez, Assistant Features Editor “I didn’t want to be rude.” “I was just trying to be nice.” “I didn’t know how to say no.” We all have heard of the term “the friendzone”: the dreaded hellhole a guy or girl finds him or herself in when their affection toward a person is unreciprocated. Read More
Column by Hallie Beard, Junior from Louisville, Ky. I like to think of myself as a pretty active person – I danced for 15 years, try to work out, and periodically convince myself I’m into yoga in order to attempt weird balances and twists a beginner should never do. On top of my at-times foolish fitness Read More
When I was in elementary school, the teachers always told us they were preparing us for middle school. In middle school, the teachers always stressed how important it was for us to be ready for high school, and spent large amounts of our curriculum making sure we would survive the land of lockers. When I Read More
On average, three women are killed everyday by a current or former intimate partner in America. This story is a fictional portrayal of a relationship from a walk-through of the Women’s Center exhibit Crazy in Love, although statistics say this kind of scenario plays out every day. Jenna was great student. She was an active Read More
Violence is not always physical. Sometimes one person in a relationship can take over by designing class schedules, learning passwords or controlling their partner’s bank account. Intimate violence is emotional, mental or physical abusive behavior that is exhibited in relationships through controlling a partner’s life, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. About Read More