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From my experiences, I’ve come to realize that many Minnesotans are colorblind. And you know what? It’s hard to blame them.

Pump up your tires, fill up your water bottles and warm up those muscles. Oh, and don’t forget to shoot up some performance enhancing drugs. It’s all part of the routine.

The art of what I call “cover-songing”–revamping a song that has already been recorded by another artist–is a complex task that has been a successful (and unsuccessful) endeavor for many.

It’ll be 2013 in three weeks, and columnist Geena Maharaj says it boggles her mind that we’re still living in a world where equality for all is silently unattainable.

My heart was pounding at an incalculable rate when she sat next to me at dinner. The poise in her gait and the genuine gentleness in her eyes entranced me.

My dad texted me his motto for the week, “Let light triumph over darkness. Be sure what light is before you engage.”

TommieMedia columnist Geena Maharaj supports her opinion in her column this week on how the laws should change for marijuana use.

The biggest election of our lives will take place in two days. We’ll be able to take part in history, and exercise our right to vote. Then in four years, we’ll do it all again.

TommieMedia Columnist Geena Maharaj talks from experience about some of the truths that come with being a vegetarian.

TommieMedia Columnist Geena Maharaj thinks St. Thomas students could use a little more motivation when it comes to protecting the earth. 

TommieMedia Columnist Geena Maharaj saw “Good Hair,” Chris Rock’s documentary that sheds light on the “tress-ful,” and costly lengths certain women go through to get, well, “good” hair.