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Do It Anyway: Three Big Reasons to Seek Course Accommodations Even though It’s Scary
By: Maggie Coughlin I’m an atypical student. I mean that two ways. First, I’m almost 49 and I’m attending Eastern New Mexico University in pursuit of my third master’s. In addition, while I earned an […]
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The Impact of Students Returning to Campus
By: Scott Hause In March of 2020, the Covid-19 pandemic swept across the world, impacting humans’ daily routines, and putting the world on pause. The pandemic caused closures of businesses, schools, restaurants, as well as […]
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Stepping into America
By: Clara Khalsa It has been 12 years since I first came to the United States. I had never come here before and was very naïve to think this was going to be a two-month […]
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Student-Athletes Mental Health
By: Rapi Satoa Mental health issues have been a concern lately with student athletes. Student-Athletes go through plenty of difficulties during the day whether it is mentally, physically, or emotionally. Student-Athletes have been at risk with mental health issues. […]
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Mopar or No Car
By: Matthew Benavidez Car enthusiast have been around since the first buggy was pulled by a horse. More specifically, a certain type of a car enthusiast is a Mopar enthusiast. Mopar enthusiasts are one of […]
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Struggles Faced by our International Student Athletes
By: Daniel Hurren Being a student athlete in our modern day is no easy task. The NCAA reported that about 75% of U.S. Olympians competed in college and many Olympians were still in college at […]
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Solutions for Avoiding Social Media Disasters
By: Jorge E. Luna II Not a week goes by when I don’t hear about another social media disaster: inappropriate posts, pictures, and videos can lose your friends, embarrass family and can even cost you […]
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Camping on a Low-cost Budget
By: Chris Isham Have you thought about your plans for next year’s Spring Break? As everyone knows, springtime is warmer weather around Eastern New Mexico and West Texas (other than the random April snowstorm). Obviously, […]
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