Politicians shouldn’t get to say ‘hope’
Cal in Color
Too often, when major social movements become overtly political, the rhetoric of hope, in turn, becomes a political tool.
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Tag Archives: pandemic
Sister, sister
Cal in Color
Microaggressions — as my sister and I know — are frequent occurrences: At some point in the life of each student who’s a BIPOC, you endure this unfortunate fate.
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COVID-19 throws wrench in high school athletes’ plans
College recruitment is just one of the many aspects of normal life affected by the pandemic.
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A power ranking of tabletop games
Playing board games is an excellent way to spend time indoors. Here’s a power ranking of games you can play without getting annoyed at your fellow players.
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Virtual learning requires nuanced alternatives for student engagement
CAMPUS AFFAIRS: Online learning has its challenges, but flexible syllabuses will alleviate stress from assignments
With the increasing responses to COVID-19, instructors should be open to instituting alternative assignments to allow for a flexible approach.
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Amid a global pandemic, keep making love
Sex on Tuesday
I traded staying six feet away for sharing six seconds of embrace because I didn’t know if or when I would see some of these people in my life again.
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Board games to play indoors when it’s too chilly or too spicy outside
Looking for some fun ways to spend your summer indoors? Here’s a list of card and board games you can play that are more fun than Monopoly.
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