Opinion

By Andrea Carlson The 29th Screen Actors Guild Awards (SAG) took place on Sunday, February 26th at the Fairmount Century Plaza, where they honored the year’s best television and film performances.  Hundreds of celebrities arrived at the awards red carpet with some great fashion choices and some not-so-great fashion choices.  For best dressed, I would …

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By Zach Kershaw Food has long been one of the most effective ways of connecting people. In many ways, food can open doors to learning a great deal about what people like or dislike and who they are.  According to Web Economic Forum, “Food can tell us a lot about a society in the past …

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By Leah Burdick Tampa has been the talk of the country after countless reports and articles of Tampa Bay being ranked one of the best places to live. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the south attracted numerous citizens to relocate to a place where there were no restrictions against people. Tampa is also known for having …

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By Daniela Jimenez Since the beginning of the new year, Florida has been in the process of passing a new bill. This new bill would allow people to purchase guns without a permit and without undergoing training.  The state would no longer require individuals to get a permit from Florida to own guns. This would …

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By Frank Cannistra As a senior, I’m happy to say that I’ve spent pretty much every moment on the University of Tampa’s campus these past few years without worrying for a second that something tragic could happen at any moment. No matter how peaceful my time here has been, though, immediately after events like the …

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