Malia Griggs
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Malia Griggs is a recent graduate of the University of South Carolina, where she majored in anthropology and served as editor-in-chief of Garnet & Black, a student-run quarterly magazine that reflects the passionate voice and interests of the student body. She has written for The Daily Gamecock, Redbook magazine and studied abroad and blogged from Japan, France and Italy. She is currently the blog editor of Mochi, an online magazine for Asian American teenage girls. Malia is interested primarily in cultural commentary and would sell her firstborn child to the black market in order to work for Tina Fey. Follow her on Twitter.

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Why the South Carolina Primary Is Secondary

5 Comments | Posted January 19, 2012 | 01/19/12 06:33 PM ET

Having grown up in the capital of South Carolina, I take it for granted that politics elsewhere are not as crazy. Between Joe Wilson, my representative, screaming "You lie!" in the middle of the State of the Union address and Mark Sanford running off to rendezvous with his Argentinian mistress, it's...

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Why Lady Gaga Class Is Not Sexy

Posted January 27, 2011 | 01/27/11 04:48 PM ET

For its February issue, Cosmopolitan magazine listed my university's Lady Gaga class as something that's "sexy now." They write, "Finally, an excuse to wear a bustier to study sessions." Well, as a student of this class, let me tell you -- it's not sexy.

I'm four classes into

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Why I Enrolled in "Lady Gaga and the Sociology of Fame"

Posted January 7, 2011 | 01/07/11 12:00 PM ET

I first read about my university's "Lady Gaga and the Sociology of Fame" class in a New York Times article. This is not how I usually find out about my possible electives, and in the beginning, I couldn't figure out why this subject was creating so...

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