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Column: Native American women deserve justice
We must give them justice when they seek it, and must raise awareness on not only what has happened to them, but also to what is still happening to them this day.
Diversity initiative office hosts event on two-spirit Native Americans
Thanks to the Student Diversity office, I’ve learned more about Native Americans than ever before and I encourage my peers to attend their events and do the same!
Editorial: Students deserve 24-hour library access
A Facebook poll on the USCA Student Life page suggests that students want a 24-hour library. Pacer Times believes that is what they deserve.
Column: We haven't fixed sexism yet
Editor-in-chief Cecilia Maddox slams the incel movement, white house rhetoric and pervasive microagressions against women.
Narrative: Winning the Miss USCA pageant
It was refreshing to see the positive attitudes of everyone in the room, especially given that this was a competition, after all.
Column: Falling for Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh is a massive city known for the cultural arts, sports, nightlife, and vast history from the Revolutionary War to the Civil Rights movement.
Column: What happened to Halloween?
Skimpy clothes and lots of make-up are seen as a necessity for any sexy outfit. Creativity as well as clothing become lost as we grow up. I wonder why it is this way.
Column: The Road to Louisville
We entered more mountainous terrain as we got back onto the road and the scenery was just breathtaking.
Column: Please sport responsibly
This magical time only comes once a year in the sports world, so it is important for fans to soak it all in while it is here. It is difficult to stay the same productive human in the midst of all these important events occurring at once.
Column: Sunflower seeds are the superior snack
Who doesn’t want a snack that helps with healthiness all around?
Mental health worries disturb students
The assignments begin to pile up, and there never seems to be enough time to complete everything. College can take a toll on one’s mental health.
Column: General education courses should take a backseat
If unnecessary general education courses required by American universities are removed, students would be able to earn a degree in at least a year less.
Column: Bringing light to poets
Our lives aren’t poetic anymore. The truth around poetry is it is loved by some, dislike by many, and bought by few.
Column: Democrats manipulate Kavanaugh trial
Somehow, these proceedings have ushered in a new reality where believing in the presumption of innocence is an innate way of undermining sexual assault victims.
"Hook-up culture" helps students to discover themselves
When it’s 12 a.m. and your partner comes into your dorm room wearing basketball shorts and Nike slides, carrying their phone charger, you know it’s not a bedtime story they are looking for.
USCA offers resources for students dealing with sexual assault
Here at USCA, there are plenty of resources so that students do not need to be afraid to find someone to help them.
Mac Miller remembered
When I discovered Mac, I found his energetic yet nonchalant personality to be both unconventional and impressive. His music personified fearlessness because he capsulized the idea of individuality in a society where many of us restructure ourselves based on external influences.
Viral image mocks Kaepernick campaign, causes outrage
Kaepernick began his crusade for justice during a football game in 2016 and has been working diligently since for social reform. His act has cost him his job and many sponsorships, except for Nike. He has worked too hard for his new ad to become a mockery.
Border separations impact USC Aiken students
Families belong together. What has come out of separating these families other than heartbreak, trauma and tears?