Summer 2014 It was hot, and I was wearing flannel, like I often do. I pulled up to the Champion Motors in Englewood. I’ve passed it a million
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I never thought I would have the courage to take scissors and cut my hair. Nor did I imagine that with each snip I would feel so good, and so
Apple Vs. FBI The terrorist attack in San Bernardino on Dec. 2 undoubtedly shook California, and the rest of the country, to the core. The shooting was just one
Deep red pockets of blood raised and blistered the surface of my mother’s skin. It itched profusely. But the rash was just a warning for the illness inside her body.
Daryush Valizadeh planned to hold 165 meetings in 43 countries on Feb. 6 for his online community. But days before, the meet ups were “canceled” after public outcry against
The abrupt death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia sparked the debate between Republicans and Democrats over the President’s duty to nominate a replacement in his final year. The
We live in a culture of crybabies. Now don’t get all offended. Just stop, for a moment, and read. I’m not saying every single person gets upset more often
In my first class of my freshman year of college about a decade ago, the professor wrote on the board, “What we believe to be true becomes true in its
Dominican Republic native explores the cultural landscape of Tampa Bay As an international student, attending Tampa’s Gasparilla Pirate Festival for the first time was an excellent way to see
When was the last time you disconnected yourself for a little while? When was the last time you turned off the screen and absorbed your surroundings instead of what was