During orientation week, I remember noticing my professors carrying a water bottle with bold, colorful lines—red, orange, silver, blue, yellow, and green—stretching in all four directions like a compass. At …
Opinion
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Blind Item Culture: Please Get A Life
As someone who loves a good scroll on social media, I consider myself to be pretty up to date with celebrity drama and gossip, despite how embarrassing that is to …
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Why the Eldest Child Has it the Worst
The eldest child has it the worst out of all of the other kids. If you ask any first born child they will tell you that the pressure can be …
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Vanderpump RULES
Whether you are an avid reader or television viewer, or you only pick up a book or watch a TV show to look at its pretty colors or upbeat soundtracks, …
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Editorial: Dealing with Senioritis
For the past three nights, I have sat and attempted to write this editorial. Usually, it’s an easy task. I think of something I felt that week or a question …
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Executive Order 14168: How It Makes Me Want to Poke My Eyes Out
On January 20, 2025, the 47th president of the United States signed Executive Order 14168 into law. The title of this Executive Order is: “DEFENDING WOMEN FROM GENDER IDEOLOGY EXTREMISM …
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What is Fascism? Part Two
Hello, Weather Vane readership! Boy, the political landscape of the United States sure is great, eh? Stock market, more like crock market, hah! But hey, don’t worry too much about …
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America 2025: Sympathy For The Devil
If there’s anything America seems to love, it’s bloodthirst and car dealerships. The Trump whitehouse represents both of these inclinations; just this week, Trump hosted what was effectively an advertisement …
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Boycott? Protest? Overthrow?
Prior to Fri. Feb. 28, 2025, reports of an economic boycott were heard as whispers across various social media platforms such as Instagram. Repost after story repost, users shared a …
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Editorial: The Gen Z-ification of Black Culture
Back in 2020, a prominent influencer, Brittany Broski, was called out for her usage of African American English (AAE). Words like “period” and “chile” were regular parts of her vocabulary, …