The Next Great Generation

An online magazine written by and for the Millennial Generation.

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The Great Divide: Left vs. Right in the Media

By on Jun 22, 2011
Categories: Current Events

It is easy to see why the bitter divide between left and right has eclipsed whatever journalistic integrity the media had left.

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Freaky, Cheeky, Unusual Covergirl: Gaga’s Best Looks

By on Mar 2, 2011
Categories: TNGG Weekly Columns

TNGG’s fashion aficionado takes on Gaga’s latest and greatest: Vogue and the best of what came before.

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Fat Bottomed Girls Make The Rockin’ World Go Round

By on Feb 10, 2011
Categories: TNGG Weekly Columns

Fat people are people too – and they can be beautiful. Enter the Fat-o-sphere, where women can have curves and be proud.

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WCW v. WWF: The Story Behind 90s Wrestling

By on Jan 26, 2011
Categories: '90s Week

Not many people would compare Professional Wrestling with art, passion and creativity. But I would.

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Give us news to think about!

By on Dec 13, 2010
Categories: Technology

If we call for quality, accessible education from our social institutions, we shouldn’t demand anything less from the media, the so-called “Fourth Estate,” as providers of information.

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The Feed Bag: Power Veganz, Who you foolin’?

By on Dec 9, 2010
Categories: TNGG Weekly Columns

Veganism isn’t just for dirty hippies anymore. A new breed of cause-driven celebrities are taking the vegan lifestyle to the next level through panache and publicity. Introducing the Power Vegans.

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A New Kind of Role Model

By on Dec 3, 2010
Categories: Lifestyle

Professional athletes like Lebron, Tiger, and Brett Favre have always been cast in the role of all-American hero. After washing them crash and burn in the public spotlight, it seems it might be time to re-write the definition of “role model.”

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Why, American media? Why so crazy?

By on Dec 1, 2010
Categories: Current Events

With the Fairness Doctrine being a thing of the past and the Internet becoming more and more prevalent in media, the gloves have come off. Far from being discouraged from disclosing their political opinions, journalists and pundits today are encouraged to become partisan.

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Keith Olbermann’s Journalism Snafu

By on Nov 11, 2010
Categories: Technology

Many see Keith Olbermann’s recent suspension as part of the greater argument as to whether political commentators should be considered “journalists.”

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Hey Beauty Industry: Cool It

By on Nov 2, 2010
Categories: Business

We grew up with enough advertising to make our little heads spin. Truthfully, nine times out of ten, I barely notice the high fashion ads portraying women as sex objects. It takes something as bogus as this “Before and After” tactic to stop us in our tracks.

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