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Another reason not to drink Pepsi
Share: Now I’ve never been a Pepsi fan. Given the choice, I’d take a Coke every time. I’ve also never understood why a large majority of my generation is obsessed with the Kardashians. But if I thought I despised them before they trivialized decades of civil rights protests and the recent Black Lives Matter movements in a mere two-and-a-half minutes, I surely loathe them now. Follow:
Personal life for sale; Serious inquiries only
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LA public transit needs less cars, more stations
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Pro/Con: Papers forgo print and pick up digital
Share: The campus Courier is no longer in paper but on the screen, what is your opinion on the switch for digital and what can we expect from the change? Follow:
Political Dissident: Food assistance bias is unhealthy
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Political Dissident: Tomi Lahren still can’t sit with us
Share: I’ll just say it. I don’t feel bad for Tomi Lahren and neither should you. I have zero damns to give about Tomi Lahren being eaten by her own. In fact, I have so few damns to give that if damns paid my rent I would have been evicted six months ago. Follow:
New bill means HIV-positive not so negative
Share: In a post-election era of increased prejudice, bigotry and hate crimes, it is more important now than ever that Americans learn to stop discriminating against others based on gender identification, race, sexuality and disease. Follow:
Pro/Con: Should consumers hold abusive artists accountable?
Share: When artists and celebrities are accused of violent acts, should the public boycott their professional endeavors or should their art be separate from their lives? Pro: Taylor Gonzales Being a celebrity is not a pass to do whatever you please. Just because someone is famous, that does not mean the same rules of being a decent human being are not applicable to them. It is up to us as fans, but more importantly as consumers, to take a stand. Follow: