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Attention: The Girl Group Renaissance Is Upon Us
If you wereto unearth your middle-school-era iPod (Nano, obviously, in hot pink) and miraculously find the charging cord to turn it on, I bet I could tell ya what song was the star of every playlist: “Survivor.” Yes, the Destiny’s Child breakup bop that, even though you’d never been on an actual date, resonated deeply with you. Probably because it came from a girl group—and girl groups were *it* in the early aughts.
This Is What the 24 Hours After a Mass Shooting Is Like
Late in the evening on November 7, a shooter opened fire at the Borderline Bar & Grill in Thousand Oaks, California, killing 12 people. It was country line dancing night and the place was packed with college students, as usual. Here, Madeleine Carr, a 20-year-old junior at Pepperdine University, describes how the incident affected her and her classmates. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below 7:00 p.m., Wednesday, November 7 I'm the news editor at my school's student newspaper, the Graphic.
Tamera Mowry-Housley Shares That Her Niece Was Killed in the Thousand Oaks Mass Shooting
Tamera Mowry-Housley and her husband, Adam Housley, are mourning the loss of their niece, Alaina Housley, who was one of the victims killed in a mass shooting Wednesday in Thousand Oaks, California. The couple released the following statement to Us Weekly: Before learning about Alaina's death, Tamera and Adam used social media to learn the whereabouts of their niece, who was missing for several hours.
How to Deal with Crowd Anxiety in the Aftermath of Mass Tragedies and Gun Violence
Martha Castro has wanted to see Céline Dion’s epic live show in Las Vegas for years. ("Her voice is so angelic. It still makes me feel everything," she says.) A 30-year-old tech assistant at a school in Reno, Nevada, Martha lives a quick one-hour flight from Vegas. So last May, she and her husband splurged on tickets for Valentine's Day 2018. But in November, Martha abruptly called it off.
To Protest Guns on Campus, Students in Texas Are Carrying Big, Fake Penises to Class
On the first day of the fall semester at the University of Texas at Austin, the West Mall — a large, statue-lined pathway that serves as the campus’s designated rally and protest space — is filled with booths of students promoting campus clubs of all kinds.
Why Do Some People Believe That Mass Shootings Are a Hoax?
Jillian Soto planned the day for months. It was the third annual race in honor of her sister Vicki Soto, a teacher gunned down at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Connecticut, three years earlier. Thousands of people came out to run the November race and raise money for scholarships. The roads were dotted with pink flamingos, Vicki's favorite bird. "People were sitting on the ground afterward, enjoying cupcakes," Jillian recalls. A man approached, wearing a T-shirt that said Team Vicki.
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