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How to avoid grievances of gaslighting in relationships

Gaslighting is a type of interpersonal manipulation. There are a few tell-tale signs to indicate if you are a victim of this form of emotional abuse.

'House of Sugar': Alex G showcases selfishness on eighth album

Philadelphia's Alex G explores new sounds and subjects on "House of Sugar." The singer delves into electronic elements and reflects on past negative behavior and his hometown.

Spending for self-care: Is consumerism our only option?

It may seem like self-care is only possible through purchasing products, but meditation is free as can be. It's best to focus on yourself more than what you can buy.

Ellen's Cowboys controversy raises questions on polarization

Ellen has always been welcoming to politicians, seen here with former First Lady Michelle Obama. Publicly chilling with George W. Bush got a different reaction.

Douglass event connects artists to fresh-faced, living canvases

The Gender and Arts program is a recent addition to the many programs the Douglass Residential College operates. Attendees can receive opportunities in the visual/performing arts.

Freelancing is key to gaining traction in creative fields of work

The idea of "being your own boss" may sound appealing to the uninitiated, but creative freelancers collaborate just as much as — if not more than — full-time workers. 

Monarchy Madness: Why are we so hung up on royals?

The addition of Meghan Markle, an American celebrity, to the royal family may be another reason why the royal family's influence will continue well into the future.

Contemporary Indian artist visits Zimmerli Art Museum

L.N. Tallur, who's visiting the States at the moment, made sure to stop by Zimmerli Art Museum to discuss a collection of his work being exhibited at Grounds for Sculpture in Hamilton, New Jersey.

Imposter syndrome's noxious nature can be beat

Attending college can throw you for a loop, surrounded by people who might seem "smarter" than you. Just know that you're right where you belong.

Klein, care workers, flesh out issues in Green New Deal

The Green New Deal gained traction in activist circles prior to being introduced earlier this year and championed by left liberal politicians like Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.).

Fall into fashion: How cold weather may affect your style

Fall and winter is outerwear's time to shine, as items that are too hot for the summer months — like jackets and beanies — can finally be incorporated into your fits.

Breaking up 'Big Tech:' Issues regarding digital media monopolies

Mark Zuckerberg found himself in hot water last week when he was secretly recorded heavily criticizing Sen. Elizabeth Warren's (D-Mass.) antitrust plans for Big Tech.

Zimmerli exhibition demonstrates ties between arts, STEM

"Dimensionism: Modern Art in the Age of Einstein" is now at the Zimmerli. Some featured artists include Wassily Kandinsky and Marcel Duchamp.

Building community: How urban planning, design impact cities

Urban design can seem tied to city life to the untrained eye, but once you set your mind to looking for it, you can see aesthetic and practical choices all around you. 

Writer's block: How media paywalls affect our worldview

Even when consumers can afford multiple media outlets, they tend to only buy one subscription. Our consumption of news is more fragmented than in years past.

Brains over beauty: When smarts turn into sex appeal

Music producer and DJ Mark Ronson caught some flack when he "came out" as sapiosexual. The term has grown in popularity, for better or for worse.

Meme music: An abridged history of vaporwave

Daniel Lopatin, also known as Oneohtrix Point Never, was one of the primary producers of vaporwave with "Chuck Person's Eccojams Vol. 1." His decade-long career as a composer is a testament to the outsized influence that the sub-genre has had. 

Tips for fearlessly facing failure, dealing with disappointment

Plenty of the world's most famous entrepreneurs took their fair share of failures while on their way to the top. Elon Musk is just one example of how deeply driven one can be, and at the end of the day, it's your drive that leads to success. 

Standards set by 'dad bods' complicate our view of aging women

It's not that Leonardo DiCaprio should feel bad about his "dad bod," but when tabloids react to a famous woman gaining some pounds like the world is ending, something's wrong.