I’ve always been the type of person to wear my heart on my sleeve. I laugh loudly, cry deeply, love intensely and I get angry with a passion that makes my entire body shake. I never thought this was a bad thing – until I was consistently told it was. Growing up in a household […]
Read More She’s crazy: Womens health often reduced to hysteria“Frozen” was a movie whose catchy songs got stuck in heads, and whose impact transformed the narrative surrounding female characters in film. Upon its release in 2013, discussion quickly erupted around a queen who didn’t need a man to save her. Elsa exemplified feminine independence and strength – a far cry from the portrayal of […]
Read More The effects of Childrens filmsToday, Monday October, 28 whatamievendoing, oceanwanderer and cheeseandcrackers55 lead a newsroom discussion on a variety of stories; Our local news story came from our very own student run newspaper, The Breeze, whose culture section wrote an article about the 90’s resurgence in clothing. Social media outlets such as tiktok, seem to be fueling this trend, […]
Read More Newsroom Roundup 10/28Regardless of the taboo nature behind it, almost everyone has sex, and whether or not you had the ‘birds and bees’ conversation with your parents, those who have sex, have questions. On Thursday October 1st, the Panhellenic organization at James Madison University (JMU) hosted its annual ‘Sex in the Dark’ event. One that provided students […]
Read More Bringing The sex conversation into the lightAs September dawns on us, campus get busier, assignments start to pile up, and with it comes Suicide Prevention Month, a time to reflect, raise awareness, and attempt at making real strides in stopping tragedies. At JMU, we’ve had the unfortunate occurrence of already seeing too many of our own become a statistic in a […]
Read More Suicides shouldn’t be an annual thing on campus
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