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Opinion: The double standard of a sexualized ad (opens the original)
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I recently wrote an article discussing the creative choices made for the Novig ad featuring a nearly nude Sydney Sweeney. As expected, the response to my opinion was furious. My opinion being that people will always feel a certain way towards Sweeney and the projects that she partakes in because she is the face of them. It wasn’t the feedback I got that bothered me. Instead, what really frustrated me is how nobody is reacting the same way when a man does the same thing. It shows that a man can d
Opinion: The Novig Ad — Distasteful? Maybe. Genius? Absolutely. (opens the original)
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Many women believe Sydney Sweeney is setting women back decades by setting a sexual tone in every project she does. However, because her controversies consistently lead to conversation, it actually makes her a marketing genius. The popular Novig ad featuring Sweeney, released in early September, is not the first time she has been caught on the receiving end of backlash. In 2025, Sweeney was the face of an American Eagle denim campaign that used a play on words between “jeans” and “genes”. The ba
Opinion: The things I left unsaid in 727 (opens the original)
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When I thought about college, I could not have imagined having a roommate horror story of my own. Because my roommate wasn’t a horror story. Instead, she was my best friend. When we first met and she walked through our dorm room door, I remember thinking that I was unbelievably lucky. Aside from the little amount of information we shared about ourselves on Instagram, I didn’t know much about her. That is why when we connected so fast, so strongly — it felt like fate. Within weeks, this girl who
Opinion: The beauty of a friendship(ish) fallout (opens the original)
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Friendship fallouts are different from a typical friendship breakup. They are beautiful, often in a quiet way. They happen gradually, over time, slipping through the cracks of everyday life until one day, the girl you used to talk to every day is someone you just nod to from the other side of the bar. There is no explosion, no final argument to blame. Just distance. Silence. Absence. Friendship fallouts are painful and yet hold so much underlying beauty because they force you to learn more about
Opinion: Comparison kills the college experience (opens the original)
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This year, I have come to notice that college truly looks different for everyone who attends. It varies by the smallest differences among students, from major to Greek affiliation, your priorities or ideal version of a Friday night. There is no universal college experience, yet I spent the good part of being an underclassman trying to create one that mirrored everyone else’s. Something that I always knew deep down recently resurfaced, and I was afraid to admit it. It could be because I pay a lot
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