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The Battalion
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The Battalion
All content by Luniqua Louis
Luniqua Your Own Valentine

[Photo] Opinion: Be your own Valentine

February 12, 2025
All Majors Matter

All Majors Matter

Luniqua Louis, Illustrator
February 5, 2025
All Majors Matter

[Photo] Opinion: Do all majors matter?

Joshua Abraham, Opinion Writer
February 4, 2025
Graduation

Graduation doesn’t have to be scary

Luniqua Louis, Illustrator
January 29, 2025
Graduation

[Photo] Opinion: Graduation doesn’t have to be scary

Maddie McMurrough, Opinion Columnist
January 29, 2025
Just as roses have thorns, we have things in our lives that disallow us from being loved. Opinion writer Joshua Abraham shows you how our thorns can be used for good and how we can become the rose we are meant to be. (Graphic by Luniqua Louis)

[Photo] Opinion: The one who picks your thorns gets your rose

Joshua Abraham, Opinion Writer
November 27, 2024
Opinion writer Sidney Uy asks why we care so much about being beautiful. (Graphic by Luniqua Louis)

[Photo] Opinion: Being beautiful is exhausting

Sidney Uy, Opinion Writer
November 6, 2024
When was the last time you said “howdy” and meant it? Opinion columnist Maddie McMurrough says you need to embrace “howdy” to earn your “Here.” (Graphic by Luniqua Louis)

Howdy: An Aggie tradition

Luniqua Louis, Graphic Designer
October 17, 2024
When was the last time you said “howdy” and meant it? Opinion columnist Maddie McMurrough says you need to embrace “howdy” to earn your “Here.” (Graphic by Luniqua Louis)

[Photo] Opinion: Bring back ‘howdy’

Maddie McMurrough, Opinion Columnist
October 17, 2024
'Better safe than squirrelly'

‘Better safe than squirrelly’

Luniqua Louis, Graphic Designer
October 13, 2024
Has pop music lost its edge? Opinion writer Daniel Fu explores why the cliche predictability of pop is making way for the rise of indie and alternative music. (Graphic by Chi-Chi Zhang)

Has pop music lost its edge?

Luniqua Louis, Graphic Designer
October 11, 2024
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