This week, Ball Bearings discusses changes in the way we purchase goods.
“Modern Consumerism,” a letter from Editor-in-Chief, Emily Sabens
The ways we purchase goods are always changing.
“Food Factors,” by Griffin Sciarra
Different cultures, lifestyles, and attitudes can influence how people make decisions about what to eat.
“Expired Goods,” by Emily Sabens
Young generations have different buying habits than older generations.
“The Value of a Moment,” by Becca Foerder
Ashton Hendricks spends less money on material objects so she can spend more on traveling and creating memories.
“The New Nostalgic,” by Sophie Edens
As culture trends often come back every few decades, styles can overlap so much that almost anything is popular.
“Zero Time to Waste,” by Allison Schilawski
For Kendra Georgesen, taking steps to reduce her environmental footprint provides a better understanding of what she actually needs.
“Green Traveling,” by Bri Colston
Even as attracting tourists usually strengthens local economies, here’s how popular destinations are trying to protect nature.
