The 40th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots remembrance ceremony was held Monday in front of Tallahassee’s City Hall. Those in attendance paid homage to the generation of gay men and women who led an oppressed group out of the shadows. At the end of the ceremony, everyone marched to the Capitol carrying candles [...]
Stressed? Here’s some free help! A free stress reduction workshop open to the public will be held from this Saturday, June 27, from 1-3:30 p.m. in the Leroy Collins Public Library (200 West Park Ave.) Program Room A. The workshop will include easy mindfulness techniques involving breathing, walking, and writing that you can use [...]
Impending cuts to the state education budget have left many students and professors at Florida State University concerned for their departments, futures, and jobs. Administrators – including the University provost and President T.K. Wetherell, have made it clear that entire programs and departments will be eliminated to compensate for a University budget shortfall in the [...]
Progressive politics have allowed our society to overcome some of the most egregious abuses inflicted upon people of different races, genders, and ethnicities. They encourage us to open our minds and reevaluate how much compassion we extend to others. Unfortunately, we as a society have not yet challenged the way we view animals. Every year [...]
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