Avantika Krishna

Avantika, a graduating Trinity University, is Studying Political Science and Human Communication. A feminist, a human rights activist, and an advocate for youth activism in politics and social issues, Avantika contributes her time to various initiatives around her community and university. Follow her on Twitter @itsavantika and reach out to her for any opportunities (or really anything else!).

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4 Absurd Statistics About College ... and 1 Thing You Probably Already Knew

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9 Reasons Unpaid Internships Are Worth It

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10 Best Anderson Cooper Tweets of All Time: 10 of the 14,000 Reasons Why We Love Him

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Black Friday 2012: The Origins of Black Friday, And How It Went From a Negative Thing to a Positive One

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Latest Presidential Polls: Obama Will Win Because of Intrade Predictions and the First Lady Bake Off

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Latest Presidential Polls: Obama Will Win Because Alabama Football Defeated LSU, and Here is Why

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What It Means To Be American: Further Reflections on 9/11 and American Values

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Freshman Year Survival Guide: 15 Tips for Your First Year of College

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Why Chick Fil A Supporters Deserve a Voice, Too

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Marissa Mayer Yahoo: Only 4% of Fortune 500 CEOs Are Women

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Title IX Turns 40: Advances in Gender Equality Still Need to be Made

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Anne-Marie Slaughter is Right: Women Still Cannot Have it All

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Women in Politics: America Needs Female Moderators at the 2012 Presidential Debates

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Paralyzed by Choice: Why the Facebook Generation Can't Make Up Its Mind

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Invisible Children Uses Kony 2012 Part II to Fix Mistakes of First Video

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Bill Maher Says Stop Apologizing and Keep Offending: Why Political Correctness Matters

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In Defense of Kony 2012 and the Work of Invisible Children

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Kony 2012 is No Scam: Understand the Facts Before You Criticize Invisible Children

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Snooki Pregnancy Underlines Millennial Trend of Unwed Births

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Rihanna's "Birthday Cake" Remix with Chris Brown Trivializes the Issue of Domestic Abuse