From Oakland to New York, Denver to Seattle, and from Berkley to Portland, the use of violence against the almost-always peaceful protesters paints a scary picture.
Author Archives: lexis-galloway
The Kids Are Actually Sort of Alright: A Response to the NY Mag Feature
New York Magazine recently did a feature on our generation, titled “The Kids Are Actually Sort of Alright,” and it couldn’t have been more spot on.
Occupy Wall Street: A Nationwide Movement
What began as a few hundred people on Wall Street nearly a month ago has expanded to occupations in nearly every major city across the country. Backed by Gen-Y, along with the 99% of Americans struggling on a daily basis, the occupy movement is spreading and continuing to gain momentum.
Are We the Lost Generation? (A Response)
Gen Y is struggling to leave home, find work, and begin a family in record numbers, and The Atlantic has dubbed us “lost.” Lexis wants you to know why that’s an over-step.
Beer Pong and Beyond
Like every drinking game, there are always variations and other ways to play, so here are a few to get you started, for those who feel like venturing out of the typical party game.
Allow our Youth to Stay: Obama and the New Immigration Policy
This could very well be the Obama many people have been waiting to see and could help his re-election campaign in the upcoming year.
New Hubway System Keeps Boston’s Youth Moving
A new innovation is gliding through the streets of Beantown, and this time it’s not those ridiculous Segways, but a new, state-of-the-art, bike-sharing program called The Hubway.
The Top 10 Banned Books of our Generation
Attempts to ban or censor new and historically-renowned books are still common in our generation, some for ridiculous reasons.
The First Big Trial of our Generation: What do you think?
Casey Anthony was found not guilty and the social media-fueled outrage has been incredible. It’s the first big trial of our generation and it’s captivated the country. So what do you think? Did she kill Caylee?
DIY: How to Create A Resume that Stands Out
Regardless of your sparkling personality, great interview skills, or fascinating work history, your resume is a large part of whether or not you get hired.
