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Harper Hargis

Harper Hargis

Author at Daily Utah Chronicle at The Daily Utah Chronicle, University of Utah

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    Recent Articles

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    Hargis: The Friendship Recession Puts Men in Jeopardy

    For more than three years, people across the world have lived through the trials and tribulations of a mass viral outbreak. It’s changed nearly everything about our lifestyles — it’s changed the way we work, the way we learn and the way we socialize. As COVID-19 rages on, people have to find new ways...
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    Hargis: Movies About Food are Actually About Money

    While I’m not a huge fan of his, I distinctly remember watching the music video for Justin Bieber’s song “Yummy.” It was an evening in 2020, and I had nothing better to do than to click through what was trending on YouTube. The song itself is fine, so when the lights came on and the
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    Hargis: When Protests Fail

    If only to add to the horrifying soup of events the past two years have been cooking, the Atlanta city council has just greenlit a project to militarize their police force. Thousands of angry protestors watched as the poll they dreaded was released — the bill for Cop City to receive over $30 million
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    Hargis: Lucky Girl Syndrome is Harmful

      Recent studies show severe distress is rising in young adults. A UK report found that from 2020 to 2021, young adults aged 18-24 reporting severe distress levels rose from 13.6% to 20.2%. This makes perfect sense — as a group, we’ve experienced some unforeseen circumstances that have led to significant changes in our social...
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    Hargis: Purity, Repression and the Brigham Young Virginity Club

      I’m not from Utah originally. Even before I moved, rumors spread abound about the religiosity of the place. I heard that people were shameless with their worship, often pushing it onto others. That the men were self-righteous, and the women were uptight. As a middle schooler, I wasn’t too sure about these rumors —...