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What Would Wilma Do? is an advice column run by the Opinions Desk at the Daily Wildcat. 

COLUMN: What would Wilma do? — Installment 2

Sophie Applin
August 30, 2022
What Would Wilma Do? is an advice column run by the Opinions Desk at the Daily Wildcat. 

COLUMN: What would Wilma do?

Sophie Applin
July 22, 2022
Most diets emphasize restriction and high-volume eating, which is not intuitive and can damage healthy relationships with food. "Supermarket Interior Decor | Produce Area | Hanging Trellis | Greenfresh Market" by I-5 Design & Manufacture/Creative Commons (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)

COLUMN: Toxic diet culture’s influence on mental health

Aidan Rhodes
February 14, 2021
Spin classes can offer many health benefits for participants including weight loss and muscle strengthening. Doing exercise for you and not for society is a mindset we all must change.

OPINION: New Year’s resolutions stemming from toxic diet culture have to end

Aidan Rhodes
January 19, 2021
UA Men's Basketball Head Coach, Sean Miller, communicates information to his team during the Arizona-West New Mexico University game on Tuesday, Oct. 30 at the McKale Center in Tucson, Ariz.

Column: Lack of hype may be a catalyst for Arizona basketball

David Skinner
November 4, 2018
Smartwatches may give students the opportunity to cheat in ways instructors may not be looking for.

Opinion: Professors beware, cheating on smartwatches

Sammy Minsk
September 6, 2017
Protesters march on the UA mall during the pro-DACA protest on Sept. 5.

Topic of the week: DACA

Toni Marcheva, Alec Scott, Jamie Verwys, and Eric Roshak
September 6, 2017
Aurora Begay, right, poses with her two-year-old daughter.

Opinion: Balancing parenthood and school is stressful, but it’s worth it

Aurora Begay
September 6, 2017
Villa Del Puente, a dorm located on Highland Avenue in the historic district. Dorm life offers students a chance to meet new people going through the same growth process encountered at college.

Campus guide’ 2017: Head to Head: We all have to live somewhere

Aurora Begay and Alec Scott
August 31, 2017
The historic old U.S. Route 80 bridge over the Gila River in Arizona. Many bridges in the country are in a poor state of disrepair.

Opinion: A plea for roads

Alec Scott
August 31, 2017
Many millennials are waiting to have kids until after they finish their degree. The average age for a woman to have a child is 26.3 years old.

Opinion: Students waiting on children until after college

Sammy Minsk
August 30, 2017
Students walk out of the office of scholarships and financial aid on the first day of classes, Aug. 21. At its peak, the wait time neared over two hours to be assisted.

Opinion: Financial aid office offers help

Toni Marcheva
August 30, 2017
President Barack Obama, with Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, delivers a statement in the Rose Garden of the White House, Sept. 12, 2012, regarding the attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya. (Official White House Photo by Lawrence Jackson)

Opinion: Fear mongering shouldn’t dominate politics

Chuck Valadez
August 28, 2017
Rose Vining grinds plant samples in one of the research labs in Bio Sciences West on July 7, 2016. While STEM offers job opportunities to women, the choice to pursue this path should be based on passion, not money or what's 'right.'

Opinion: Women, pursue STEM out of passion, not pressure

Toni Marcheva
August 26, 2017
Opinion: Freeing yourself from social media

Opinion: Freeing yourself from social media

Chuck Valadez
August 24, 2017
Emily Carlisle subsists off the food she receives from Campus Pantry, a nonprofit organization that helps provide free food to the campus community. Campus Pantry is one of the resources on campus dealing with food insecurity. 

Food insecurity still an issue

Toni Marcheva
August 20, 2017
Leon Coleman shouts at Donald Trump supporters filing in to the Tucson Convention Center just before now-President Trump was scheduled to speak. While protest has been and is still impactful, protest that lacks empathy and understanding divides us. 

Protests crucial to politics, divisive without empathy

Alec Scott
August 20, 2017
Aishwarya Karlapudi, left, and Winkfield Twyman, right, spend their afternoon sitting on the grass outside the Arizona State Museum. Friendships are essential, and it is important to evaluate what each person brings to the relationship.

Happy friends lead to happy life in college

Claudia Drace
August 20, 2017
Villa Del Puente, a dorm located on Highland Avenue in the historic district. Dorm life offers students a chance to meet new people going through the same growth process encountered at college.

Campus guide’ 17: Head to Head: We all have to live somewhere

Aurora Begay and Alec Scott
July 30, 2017
Maddy Linn, 18, left, custom orders a chicken and spinach salad at Core in the UA Student Union, from an employee, Aliah Robinson,19, right, on Thursday, Jan. 10, 2013 in Tucson, Ariz.

Campus Guide’17: Navigating healthy food on campus

Scarlett Lorin
July 30, 2017
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