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Escalating Israel-Gaza conflict floods social media with vivid depictions of war; opinions and reactions are abundant, from shared articles and news clips to personal posts and petitions.

Controversial Political Discourse
Controversial Political Discourse

Content Sharing Politics Online

In the ever-evolving world of social media, Gail Durkin '26 finds herself at the helm of an opinion publication. As the Opinions Editor, she navigates the complexities of digital discourse, tackling topics ranging from societal issues to community initiatives.

Amidst the cacophony of opinions, articles, news clips, pictures, petitions, and personal takes on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Durkin urges caution. She emphasises the importance of taking a step back, finding information from accurate and unbiased sources, and thinking critically before posting. This approach is particularly relevant in a world where misinformation can spread rapidly without fact-checking.

Durkin's articles have covered a wide range of subjects, including a piece on the role of social media during the conflict in Israel, and an urgent call for help at St. Peter's Catholic Church Food Pantry. Her latest piece, titled 'Bottoms', was even featured in The New Yorker, spotlighting the main characters of the article.

The digital realm is not the only arena where Durkin makes her mark. She is also actively involved in her community, volunteering once a week at St. Peter's Catholic Church Food Pantry. In a recent article, she sought help for the pantry, highlighting the urgent need for support.

In other news, the world of entertainment has also undergone significant changes. The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a decline in the popularity of going to the movie theater, with many opting for the comfort of their homes and the convenience of streaming services. These platforms now offer an early-access form of deal for movies, providing a new twist to the traditional cinema experience.

Meanwhile, in Oklahoma, a new law has been introduced that is being hailed by some as a demonstration of the power of democracy. The ban on furries in schools is a topic of debate, reflecting the diverse opinions that permeate social media and the wider society.

In conclusion, Gail Durkin '26 continues to make her mark, navigating the complexities of social media, community involvement, and opinion journalism with grace and insight. Her commitment to accuracy, critical thinking, and community service serves as an inspiration to many.

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