Mental Health: A Journey with No Apparent Destination
Story By: Hannah Lanier, Reporter
May 9, 2019
Filed under Opinion
As we begin the month of May, also known as #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth, it is time to get comfortable with uncomfortable conversations. As I am currently embarking into my 20s, I feel like I am being suffocated by the unfair obstacles that I have been thrown with the requirement to overcome. I’ve...
A Legacy of Hunger and Homelessness
Story By: Tamika Rey, News Editor
May 1, 2019
Filed under Opinion
I could remember lying there incapacitated, and delirious. What were all those black and white images dancing on the ceiling? Why did everything look like I was in a cloud? And why was I dizzy even though I was lying down? I could hardly tell what was going on around me, but I could hear...
The Tea: On/Off the Record
Story By: Tommy Tribble, Editor-in-Chief
April 10, 2019
In the era of clickbait and a president who calls the press the “enemy of the people,” it’s more important than ever to understand how and why journalists do the work they do. In this weekly column Tommy Tribble, editor-in-chief of The Rampage, hopes to clear up misconceptions about student jo...
The Mueller Report Won’t Save Democrats in 2020
Story By: Blake Evans, Reporter
April 10, 2019
Filed under Opinion
I’ve already been controversial within the Democratic Party and for good reason. What exactly would have been the endgame here? Even if the Mueller investigation had found evidence of collusion it wouldn’t lead to Trump’s impeachment. While I don’t support Trump, I do think that this focus on the...
Tiny Ways You Can Save the World
Story By: Emily Perez, Reporter
April 10, 2019
Filed under Opinion
Humans have a history of not caring too much about the well being of the planet and how what we do affects the planet, however in recent years shocking statistics have shown us how we are negatively impacting the planet. People have started changing their ways. According to NASA 2016 was the hottest recor...
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