Author Gina Roth is a senior who has never participated in Green Beer Day and wonders if it's really worth it this year
Thursday night’s public comment during Talawanda School Board lasted almost an hour because on Nov. 7, Talawanda High School teacher Danielle Mann posted a public TikTok filmed in her classroom in which she talked about her feelings about the election.
Opinion writer Gina Roth has enjoyed the walkability of Miami's campus. But is staying in designated crosswalks enough to keep me safe? Not anymore.
This may have been your last chance, and you wasted it. Yes, I’m talking to you. If you chose not to vote, that is.
The theater was constantly erupting into screams, and at the times when the merch table was open, the line snaked all throughout the theater, winding around seats and the stage. Everyone wanted to get a “Dan and Phil made me Gay and all I got was this lousy T-Shirt” shirt, me included.
The album has a feel of retrospection. This vibe really hits me because this is a band I’ve been listening to since high school, and now I’m about to graduate college.
Not all Miami students declare a pre-determined major. Some, like author Gina Roth, get to customize it as they go.
The upcoming election has seeped into the everyday lives of students, whether that’s seeing a political ad while watching TV or they’re walking to class and seeing yard signs. With many important issues both nationally and locally, it’s hard to escape politics. How are students navigating this election?
The entire album feels disingenuous and just an excuse for artists to put their name on a track next to SOPHIE, especially due to her status as a trans icon. SOPHIE has been inspiring trans artists to make music in the hyperpop space. The album should have never been released, and it feels disrespectful to her legacy.
Springfield resident Gina Roth dispels rumors about Haitian immigrants in her hometown, who have come under public scrutiny after comments from former President Donald Trump.