Breaking up with a friend, be it guy or girl, can hurt just as much, if not more, than a breakup with a romantic beau.…
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The United States is paying attention to feminism and women’s rights in a bigger way than has been seen in a very long time. The…
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“A custom loathsome to the eye, hateful to the nose, harmful to the brain, dangerous to the lungs, and in the black, stinking fume thereof,…
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Impulsiveness. It’s the scourge of the Aries, a type of marked characteristic that likely defines murderers, thieves, and people really bad at calm, stable, interpersonal…
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At the beginning of May the Los Angeles City Council authorized a $3.7-million Skid Row cleanup plan that will make living conditions for residents of…
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At some point in all of our lives, we’ve had to give some sort of speech, presentation or talk to a group of people. For…
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In Part II of “The Woody Allen Dilemma,” our author explains how her father’s history impacted her family, and his new one. At the request…
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The term “argue” has a negative connotation, evoking images of battles of will, stubborn impasses, and wounded pride. But arguing isn’t necessarily a bad thing.…
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Author Valerie Woods shares a beautiful memory in honor of the legendary Dr. Maya Angelou, who passed away this morning at age 86. Blessings and…
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“You should defend the digital pickpockets from stealing your stuff with better headlines, better social.” That’s one of the many call-to-digital-action quotes pulled from an…
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No matter what OKCupid or Match.com would like us to believe, dating is not a perfect science. If that were the case, then that 93%…
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Elliot Rodger horrified the Isla Vista beach community near the University of California, Santa Barbara this weekend with a violent murder spree that he proclaimed posthumously…
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