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Opinion: Women who break society’s behavioral expectations are heroes

By Amyri Jones April 1, 2024

Being that we live in a patriarchal world, the standards that define womanhood or how a woman should behave are rooted in misogyny. A good woman is submissive, always kind, modest and soft spoken. She...

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Opinion: Keep the 10 Commandments out of public education

By Matthew Pellittieri March 28, 2024

Another legislative session, another attempt by Rep. Dodie Horton, R-Haughton, to impose her fundamentalist interpretation of Christianity onto Louisiana’s youth.Last year, Horton successfully shepherded...

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Opinion: The 10 greatest pieces of LSU library graffiti, ranked

By Amyri Jones March 27, 2024

If you've ever been to the main library on campus, then you've probably noticed the elaborate graffiti drawn on the desks. it tends to range from funny messages to political statements to bizarre and sometimes...

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Opinion: LSU’s student body deserves a foreign market

By Garrett McEntee March 26, 2024

LSU had 2,052 international students attending in the fall of 2021, according to a report published by LSU International Services. These students come from all over the world, obviously, and while they...

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Opinion: Accommodations for menstruating women should be a bathroom standard

By Taylor Hamilton, Opinion Editor March 25, 2024

Any woman knows that your period is the biggest bitch in your life, and perhaps the worst part is the lack of accommodations that schools and businesses offer women while they're on their periods.For example,...

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Opinion: A review of the terrible bills in the legislative session

By Matthew Pellittieri March 24, 2024

This year’s regular legislative session started back on March 11. There are plenty of terrible bills from the GOP supermajorities in both chambers, so here’s a brief look at some of the worst...

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Opinion: What does it mean to be an American?

By Nathaniel Dela Peña March 22, 2024

Last month, I was perusing my daily intake of The New York Times when I saw the news of Karolina Shiino winning the Miss Nippon contest, a Japanese beauty pageant. But Shiino’s not your average Miss...

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Opinion: Priorities on solving problems should be closer to home

By Isabella Albertini March 21, 2024

Imagine you had all the money in the world and could solve all of the world’s problems, or at least most of them. Sometimes, we wish we had the power to change things for the better, but we think...

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Opinion: Diary of an out-of-state-student dealing with culture shock

By Taylor Hamilton, Opinion Editor March 18, 2024

Unlike most LSU students, I’m not from Louisiana. I was born and raised in Florida, but I’ve spent the last two years in one of the most interesting states in the U.S.I’ll never understand...

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Opinion: Stop assuming people are straight; it’s not the default

By Matthew Pellittieri March 18, 2024

Imagine you’re a young boy sitting in a fifth-grade classroom. Two other boys at your table are discussing some TV show they watch, and they mention that there’s a character on the show...

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Opinion: Here is what will happen at the 2024 Oscars Awards ceremony

By Larkin Applebaum March 10, 2024

Editor's note: The following column is satireOn March 10th, Hollywood’s biggest night will take place.The 96th Academy Awards is just around the corner, and along with it will come A-listers and...

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Opinion: Does Louisiana need a heavy-handed approach to crime?

By Nathaniel Dela Peña March 7, 2024

The headlines surrounding the crime special session are mind boggling. One headline from the Louisiana Illuminator says, “Parole for nearly all Louisiana prisoners close to extinction” and...