As social media grows in our society, so does the use of social media. With 95 million pictures posted a day on Instagram, and 350 million pictures posted a day on Facebook, people tend to compare themselves to their peers and celebrities. This has caused an issue among many women in terms of how they perceive themselves and how they feel about how they look.
As you turn on the radio in Denver, Colorado you might hear a familiar voice on the airways talking about the Broncos game of even introducing the next classic rock song on cue.
Whether on your commute home or in the car trying to catch the score of the game, Susie Wargin in the voice that thousands in the area recognize, or even call a friend.
“When I hear from people that are like ‘oh my gosh, I love listening to you! I fell like I know you’ when I get that I’m like, I resonating on a different level with people,” Wargin stated.
Bernie Sanders slammed current President Donald Trump and excited the crowd on his campaign policies on Sunday during his rally downtown Denver. Approximately 11 thousand people attended the rally, six thousand more than originally expected.
“Don’t tell anybody, but I think we’re gonna win here in Colorado!” Sanders said to the buzzing crowd at the Denver Convention Center.
Dead Zone jammed out at the local psychedelic bar, Be On Key, Friday. Be On Key is a hippie’s daydream with classic rock posters hung on every inch of the walls.
The 18 plus bar is known for its psychedelic jam bands that cover groups like the Grateful Dead, Phish, and Widespread Panic. The bar is the Grand Central Station for classic rock lovers who want to meet people with similar tastes in music and lifestyles.
Students at the University of Denver (DU) are not happy with the dining options on campus because of the lack of options and flavor in the food. DU works with the food service company Sodexo to provide food for the students on campus at many dining halls and cafés around campus.
The MFJS Reporter -- Winter 2020 T-R 