The Anti-Valentine’s Movement: A Shift in Social Thinking

By: Emma Robertson Ah... Valentine’s Day. Love is in the air, the shelves are laden with chocolate, and thestores are brimming with overpriced flowers guaranteed to make you sneeze.Adding insult to injury, you find yourself without a sweetheart this year. My, oh my.Just how did it come to this? Valentine’s Day is a holiday that stirs a variety of feelings in the public. Some view it asthe ultimate opportunity to showcase the devotion you have towards another. On the flip side,others see it as a commercialized holiday “invented by the...
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Embrace the Valentine’s Spirit: Why Every Girl Friend Group Needs a “Galentine’s” Party

By: Celia Moller Valentine's Day is just around the corner, and while some may see it as a day just for couples,why not take this opportunity to celebrate the amazing women and girls in your life? Welcome toGalentine's Day, a day dedicated to showing love and appreciation to your female...
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Spreading Kindness in the Wake of Valentine’s Day

By: Kaya Langdon As Valentine’s Day approaches, it’s important to remember that while getting chocolate boxes, roses, and bundles of heart-shaped things is wonderful, it isn’t a day about romantic love for everyone. Valentine’s Day is a reminder to spread kindness and compassion to everyone regardless; no strings attached! So,...
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How to Not Feel Alone on Valentine’s Day

By: Faith Jang  Okay, we all know (at least most of us) that Valentine's Day chocolate is amazing!However, you do not have anyone to give you any of that chocolatey delight, nor do you haveanyone to give these sweeties to. Well, guess what! You don't need anyone to enjoy sweets...
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The History of Valentine’s Day

By: Elona Scheeres Ah, Valentine’s Day, the annual celebration of love. Nowadays, a lot of people think of itas a commercial holiday the card companies and florists have conspired to create, but itactually has a long history. Its origins are rooted all the way back to ancient Romantimes and the...
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Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication

By: Jiana Rush The Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication is one of 16 schools within Arizona State University. The school is acknowledged globally for its success in the field of journalism. Courses in sports, broadcast, and digital journalism are all offered among multiple other courses. Arizona PBS...
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The W.P Carey School of Business

By: Taegan Hardy If you’re looking for a degree in business at ASU, the W.P. Carey School is for you. The schoolis named after Wm. Polk Carey, a real estate investor, philanthropist, and an ASU benefactor.He gifted ASU fifty million dollars, one of the largest donations ASU had received at...
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