Musings of Amrit

American youth is obsessed with the hype culture, and it is shaping the ideologies of many. With a copious number of article drops and collaborations (usually limited), the fashion industry is sold out in a matter of seconds. According to Paul Gravette, “Hype culture is essentially a term used to describe a generation obsessed with finding the next big thing. It is a culture bent on excitement and adrenaline—almost to the point of self-exhaustion.” Many tend to buy items the

Maggie Kaverline sobbed the Friday night away because her plans got canceled at the last minute. “Cherry on top,” said Kaverline, 20. “I had a breakdown… not exactly a breakdown but it was a frustrated cry.” Kaverline, from Mentor, Ohio, had a breakdown but is full of positive personality. Currently a junior at Wittenberg University, Kaverline is majoring in Communication as well as minoring in Journalism. Kaverline is an ambitious young college student who would love to adop

If I were elected president, there are several key points I would like to address. Equality comes first. Whether it is women, minorities, or socioeconomic statuses, making people feel like they all belong together is something that sometimes gets overlooked. I would focus on education the most because if people are educated, not only is it beneficial to them, it is also helpful to the growth of the nation. New advancements and new ideas will be introduced, which ultimately wi