Tag: Millennials

• Social media fuels Narcissus myth

  By Lisa SilvaPulse Staff Reporter The term ‘narcissist’ comes from the Greek myth of Narcissus. According to this ancient story, Narcissus was a hunter who fell in love with his own reflection. He ended up dying from thirst and starvation because he was unable to pull himself away from staring at himself. Generation Z and…

  lisasilva91

  5 Mar 2020

  Palo Alto College

  Generation z, Millennials, narcissist, psychology, Social Media

• Millennials embrace hieroglyphics of the New Age

  By Derek Dixon Pulse Staff Reporter Memes are jokes shared far and wide on the Internet, and Millennials as well as Generation Z have really latched onto them. A meme can be a number of things. It can be a funny picture, video, gif or other form of interactive media. The early days of memes…

  huggerderek

  7 Mar 2019

  Palo Alto College

  Communication, hieroglyphics, memes, Millennials

• Voter turnout remains questionable for midterm election

  By Thalía Guzmán Pulse Staff Reporter Voter registration rates in Texas have grown to a record-setting 15.6 million citizens in this midterm election, but it remains to be seen how many will actually cast their ballot on November 6. For young voters, it is important for them to be able to connect with the candidates before…

  thalia49

  18 Oct 2018

  Palo Alto College

  Debate, Early voting, Elections, Governor, Millennials, San Antonio, Senate, Senator, Texas, Voting