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Patrick Donohue

Iowa, Omaha
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Writer. Journalist. Former Sports Editor/Special Sections Editor at The Council Bluffs Nonpareil. Former Sports Reporter at the Omaha World-Herald.

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Going out culture is becoming conservative

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By Patrick Donohue
| The Los Angeles Loyolan Verified
As winter approaches, we are reminded of the impermanence of the small pleasures the world has to offer. The long days, the warm weather, The Victorian; things many of us will miss. The Victorian, however, a well-known college bar here in Santa Monica, was something I was not expecting to lose this year. However, I don't really care. I had a somber feeling the last time I was there; not due to loss, but disillusionment.
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Yes, shopping at SHEIN makes you a bad person

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By Patrick Donohue
| The Los Angeles Loyolan Verified
College students are known to care deeply about human rights and the environment. That is, until Halloween comes around. Suddenly, students who want to fight for equality and save the planet go to sites like SHEIN or H&M for cheap practical costumes. The problem is that these costumes are cheap for a reason. SHEIN's business model relies on ultra-fast production and a global supply chain that has faced serious scrutiny over labor conditions and environmental impacts.
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I’m done negotiating with conservatives.

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By Patrick Donohue
| The Los Angeles Loyolan Verified
I’m done negotiating with America’s right wing, and I don't feel bad about it. My only regret is not coming to that conclusion earlier. Politics in America today are especially polarized, and most of us aren't happy about it. A year after Trump's first election, 87% of Americans saw the polarization as a threat to democracy. But I don't, and neither should you.
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