An Opinion on how Reality Television Glorifies Young, Teen Pregnancies
Reality television became popular not too long ago, but popular for all of the wrong reasons.
Reality television became popular not too long ago, but popular for all of the wrong reasons.
When it comes to politics, many of us shy away from the subject. Whether it is because we are uninformed or misinformed, the entire matter can carry a looming and almost portending sort of sense with it. Understandably, it’s intimidating.
As Halloween is quickly approaching and is right around the corner, many people start to wonder if schools should be closed on Halloween.
You wake up at 5 am, go to a two or three hour practice, depending on the coach’s mood this morning. Then you shower and rush to make it to class just as the professor is about to close the door in your face.
16,740,493,583,418.19: A colossal number separated by a bunch of commas and one period, a disgusting perplexity that grows exponentially each day while the majority of those who should pay attention to it barely bat an eyelash, and an estimate that can only create real mortification when accompanied with the mighty, mighty dollar sign.
College has long been regarded as a safe way to ensure success in the future. Yet in this struggling economy, that does not seem to be true. How many friends or family members do you know that have a college degree but no job? Most of us know at least one person in this predicament.
With all the hype and attention that social media has brought to the world in the past few years, as well as its importance in the media, Instagram has become an extremely popular social media device.
Reality TV shows have become extremely popular in recent years. “American Idol,” “The Voice” and “Dancing With the Stars” are often the subjects of many conversations amongst young Americans.
One of the reasons I was looking forward to coming to Monmouth University was the wide array of clubs and other extracurricular activities the campus had to offer.
The party-planning, the celebrations with friends, the gifts, and more importantly, the rights. What more could you possibly ask for from your 18th birthday?