
Graduation Advice from an Elder Millennial
I graduated college in 2005. That means by the time I was a senior I had already experienced the Columbine

I graduated college in 2005. That means by the time I was a senior I had already experienced the Columbine

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“It’s like Superbad but with girls.” That’s the description I have often heard of Olivia Wilde’s directorial debut, Booksmart. This

I first heard this question posed by real life superhero Rachel Denhollander at the trial of Larry Nassar. Denhollander is