Why and how do we form opinions on this seemingly useless argument? Subconsciously, colors can affect our thoughts and provoke certain emotions. That ability is often illustrated in marketing and how companies use colors to bring out an intended reaction. Blue is a dependable, soothing color, while red is an energizing color that conveys strong emotions of love or fear. People marketing a product may have to be careful about their color choices for a better effect, but how do

With almost every TV show or movie I watch, I see characters starting unnecessary relationships.  TV shows often add subplots with romance that I find to be distracting or add surface level drama to the show. Because of the influence this media holds, many young people can feel pressured to be in a relationship or might misinterpret signals from their friends.  A New Roads student shares a familiar story… “We were really good friends and I was like, ‘Wow, me and this guy are

The grim reality behind wilderness therapy. Since the early 1960s, the troubled teen industry’s wilderness therapy camps have thrived amongst varying communities, despite constant criticism, lawsuits, and serious allegations of child abuse. Wilderness therapy camps have a long history of leaving their unwilling participants damaged beyond their original state, yet remain open with flourishing business. Worth billions of dollars, the troubled teen industry profits off abusing

Nobody, especially teenagers, needs to be told that everything is deep and dark right now.

Lawn signs have always been a way to show those in your neighborhood what you believe in without direct face-to-face conversation.

The stories of how the world of classical music has fared during the pandemic.