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Opinion: Temporary political signage and online ads are invading our lives – The Battalion (opens the original)
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You’ve heard of foreign invasions. Alien invasions. Even invasive plant species. But there’s one invasion we’ve all seen, all experienced and have done nothing about. Yes, I’m talking about the invasion of political advertising. You don’t have to go far to run into some Canva-designed yard sign or banner with a politician’s last name plastered across the front. Those who prefer to stay indoors aren’t safe, either. One can easily find campaign advertising before any YouTube video or television sh
Opinion: H2 … Oh, they’ve already passed out – The Battalion (opens the original)
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It’s football season, and everyone knows what that means. It’s time to lather on sunscreen, grab that clear bag and disposable, unopened water bottle and trek out to Kyle Field for a 2:30 p.m. kickoff underneath the scorching Texas sun. I witnessed a terrific victory at last week’s game versus Arizona State — a stark contrast to this week’s devastating loss against Kentucky. I also witnessed people sweating away all their liquids, passing out and getting sunburnt until they matched the American
Opinion: Seeing the world through monochrome lenses – The Battalion (opens the original)
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Growing up, one of my favorite things to watch was “The Dick Van Dyke Show.” For those who are unfamiliar with this masterpiece, it was created in 1961 — so yes, it is in black and white. To this day I love watching reruns of shows like it, especially because of their monochrome color scheme. Then social media introduced me to a trend. Apparently, by going into the settings on your iPhone, you can make your screen appear just like these old television shows. My first reaction to this was also th
Opinion: A vacation from … vacation? – The Battalion (opens the original)
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Welcome back, Aggies! As we all return from around the globe, whether from staycations or vacations, I’m certain there are endless stories of relaxing beaches, beautiful hikes and ancient ruins. Just as I am certain there are an equal number of tales regarding delayed flights, unbooked hotel rooms and surging summer crowds. Summer trips are fun, but they can come with their own baggage — and I don’t mean the type you squeeze in a carry-on compartment on a United Airlines airplane. Vacations are
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