Talia Raoufpur

Ghosting trend should disappear

by Talia Raoufpur, Senior Staff Writer
November 1, 2017

Nordstrom transformation made me realize my own growth

by Talia Raoufpur, Senior Staff Writer
October 18, 2017

Opinion: Criticism of professor Dae Elliott’s assignment is unjust

by Talia Raoufpur, Senior Staff Writer
September 27, 2017

Professors requiring their own written work is a conflict of interest

by Talia Raoufpur, Senior Staff Writer
September 13, 2017

Studying abroad is a necessary college experience for all

by Talia Raoufpur, Senior Staff Writer
September 3, 2017

Opinion: Professor’s post disrespectful, insensitive and disgusting

by Talia Raoufpur, Senior staff columnist
August 1, 2017

Opinion: A.S. resignations were a self-serving surrender

by Talia Raoufpur, Senior Staff Columnist
May 3, 2017

Social media stars dim the issues

by Talia Raoufpur, Staff Columnist
April 26, 2017

Passover an opportunity to reflect on priorities

by Talia Raoufpur, Staff Columnist
April 12, 2017

Rape jokes have no place in political discourse

by Talia Raoufpur, Staff Columnist
March 1, 2017

Despite questionable quality, ‘Fifty Shades’ resonates with audiences

by Talia Raoufpur, Staff Columnist
February 15, 2017

OPINION: Trump’s travel ban is personal

by Talia Raoufpur, Staff Columnist
February 1, 2017

Mockery of Melania Trump an example of hypocritical ‘feminist’ Liberals

by Talia Raoufpur, Staff Columnist
January 25, 2017

‘Happiest place on Earth’ tests patience, breaks budget

by Talia Raoufpur, Staff Columnist
January 18, 2017

What happens when a woman joins in on ‘No-Shave November?’

by Talia Raoufpur, Staff Columnist
December 12, 2016

SDSU Bookstore in a one-holiday spirit, ignores Jewish faith

by Talia Raoufpur, Staff Columnist
November 28, 2016

Daily Aztec columnists react to election

by Julianna McDowell, Kemi Giwa, Maddy Perello, Aulani Capuchin, and Talia Raoufpur
November 17, 2016

What Ken Bone’s fame can tell us about the election

by Talia Raoufpur, Staff Columnist
October 26, 2016

Republicans doomed unless attitude towards women changes

by Talia Raoufpur, Contributor
October 19, 2016

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Talia Raoufpur, Senior Staff Columnist

Ghosting trend should disappear

Nordstrom transformation made me realize my own growth

Opinion: Criticism of professor Dae Elliott’s assignment is unjust

Professors requiring their own written work is a conflict of interest

Studying abroad is a necessary college experience for all

Opinion: Professor’s post disrespectful, insensitive and disgusting

Opinion: A.S. resignations were a self-serving surrender

Social media stars dim the issues

Passover an opportunity to reflect on priorities

Rape jokes have no place in political discourse

Despite questionable quality, ‘Fifty Shades’ resonates with audiences

OPINION: Trump’s travel ban is personal

Mockery of Melania Trump an example of hypocritical ‘feminist’ Liberals

‘Happiest place on Earth’ tests patience, breaks budget

What happens when a woman joins in on ‘No-Shave November?’

SDSU Bookstore in a one-holiday spirit, ignores Jewish faith

Daily Aztec columnists react to election

What Ken Bone’s fame can tell us about the election

Republicans doomed unless attitude towards women changes