No Justice for Cornelius or Medical Rape Victims
“Therapeutic boarding schools” are under fire for medical assault with no repercussions. Continue reading No Justice for Cornelius or Medical Rape Victims
Month: October 2024
Halloween on Campus
Staff Photographer: Mariah Horvitz Email: mhorvitz@umassd.edu Continue reading Halloween on Campus
REMspace: A Real Life Inception?
REMspace, a tech startup in California, is researching dream communication during REM sleep, allowing sleepers to influence each other’s dreams. This breakthrough promises to redefine our understanding of sleep and lucid dreaming experiences. Continue reading REMspace: A Real Life Inception?
MASSPIRG Campaigns to Save North Atlantic Right Whales
The Massachusetts Student Public Interest Research Group (MASSPIRG) is a non-partisan organization promoting student advocacy for public healthcare, environmental conservation, and education accessibility. Currently, they focus on saving the endangered North Atlantic Right Whale through legislative efforts and community involvement. Continue reading MASSPIRG Campaigns to Save North Atlantic Right Whales
Scientists Reveal the First In-Depth Mapping of a Fruit Fly Brain
Scientists have unveiled the largest connectome to date, mapping a fruit fly’s brain with 140,000 neurons and 54.5 million synapses. This research enhances our understanding of brain functions, benefitting neuroscience broadly, including human studies. Continue reading Scientists Reveal the First In-Depth Mapping of a Fruit Fly Brain
K-Pop Star Hanni Testifies to South Korean Lawmakers on Workplace Harassment
Pham Hanni from NewJeans testified at a South Korean National Assembly meeting on October 14 about workplace harassment and bullying in the K-pop industry. She detailed her experiences with ADOR’s management, emphasizing the need for immediate reforms and artist protections. Continue reading K-Pop Star Hanni Testifies to South Korean Lawmakers on Workplace Harassment
Joker: Folie à Deux is the Most Confusing Film I’ve Ever Seen
Joker: Folie à Deux is a problematic sequel to the 2019 film. While it features strong musical scenes and themes of spectacle, it suffers from poor characterization and rushed pacing, undermining its potential. Continue reading Joker: Folie à Deux is the Most Confusing Film I’ve Ever Seen
Liam Payne Passes Away at 31
Liam Payne, the One Direction singer, tragically died at 31 after falling from a hotel balcony in Buenos Aires. Fans and celebrities, including his bandmates and girlfriend, expressed their grief online. Investigations continue into the circumstances of his death. Continue reading Liam Payne Passes Away at 31
Chris Brown: History of Violence
The documentary “Chris Brown: History of Violence” examines his troubled childhood, domestic violence incidents, and continuous legal issues despite his music success, including violent allegations post-Rihanna incident and ongoing assaults, highlighting his controversial fan support. Continue reading Chris Brown: History of Violence
JJ Velazquez’s Fight for Freedom
Jon-Adrian “JJ” Velazquez, wrongfully convicted for 27 years for a crime he didn’t commit, was exonerated in 2021 after new evidence proved his innocence. He advocates for criminal justice reform and educates others about wrongful convictions. Continue reading JJ Velazquez’s Fight for Freedom