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Author Archives: Alexandra Tashman
Alexandra Tashman: Redefining the healthy body vital for wellness
The fashion icon Kate Moss once said, “Nothing tastes as good as skinny feels.” This quote reflects a message that is often emphasized in American advertising: If you want to be successful or happy, you need to be skinny. For most of us, this concept has very little to do with reality.
Alexandra Tashman: Students should more actively support victims of gender-based violence
V-Day is an annual event held on Valentine’s Day, put on by volunteers worldwide, that is meant to start discussions about violence against women.
Alexandra Tashman: A tough race to rejuvenate Los Angeles
I’ve lived in Los Angeles my whole life and I’m proud to call myself an Angeleno.
Alexandra Tashman: Accepting AP credits as college courses would help students, state
A typical bachelor’s degree at a California State University campus can cost upward of $22,000, and that’s without factoring in the cost of books and fees.
Alexandra Tashman: _Resources for rape victims need higher visibility_
UCLA is home to one of the best rape treatment centers in the nation, and has a number of well-organized and well-funded resources for survivors, including psychological counseling and medical care.
Alexandra Tashman: _Changing Westwood Farmers Market location, date benefits all_
The Westwood Farmers Market has been the center of local controversy over the past several months, with vendors, organizers and local businesses unable to come to an agreement on the market’s management, location and date.