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-Carolina Jiménez | Friday, February 24, 2023
Racism seems to be a never-ending battle that our modern society desperately tries to dig itself out of. We have battled external cues and blatant discrimination, believing that this will eliminate the big issue that is racism. However, these observable demonstrations of racism and explicit racial attitudes are minimal to the real battle we have
Carolina Jiménez | Monday, September 12, 2022
Recently, I read “Everything I Know About Love” by Dolly Alderton, which I highly recommend reading before entering your twenties. I can’t say I have many experiences dabbling with love; however, I’ve always had this idea that I’ll meet this boy who would fix everything. It felt like finding this love would make life brighter.
Carolina Jiménez | Friday, April 22, 2022
In the food chain of countries, Puerto Rico is the lowest of lows, lower than soil. The U.S. territory has a bevy of social and economic problems that appear to be getting worse by the day, making it an inhospitable place for a wealthy individual seeking safety and stability. However, dozens of entrepreneurs, made by
Carolina Jiménez | Wednesday, October 27, 2021
There’s a very slim line between the dioxide humans breathe and the one that mingles around in the atmosphere. When we are born, we become a creature that captures the O2 with a simple pump from our lungs and turn it into life. However, with life, with that breath, comes a price that disguises itself
Carolina Jiménez | Friday, April 23, 2021
Fake news. Two words that have seemingly been able to slip into the average Joe’s vocabulary in the past four years. However, pre-2016 election, the words were unbeknownst to the majority of the population. Most blame the appearance on the wondrous former president, who seemed to only be able to communicate in these two words