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If Only I Knew Then What I Know Now
By: Jennifer Ziemba Have you ever thought, “If only I knew then what I know now?” I know I have several times. Thinking back on the difficult and downright hard times makes me appreciate the […]
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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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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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Children are always watching
By: Jennifer Ziemba There is a saying by W.E.B. DuBois that states, “Children learn more from what you are than what you teach.” This saying has been in the back of my mind from the […]
Around Town
It’s Okay to Cry
By: Jennifer Ziemba It is a week before my middle and high schooler start school, a week and a half until my elementary aged son, 3 weeks until my college freshman starts and just 2 […]
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A Healthy Dose of Shame
By Amanda Brown At the start of a new decade, it is intriguing to look back on the last 10 years and consider what that period will be remembered for in the history books. I […]
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How to Send a Proper Email
By Gabrielle Smith It is important to learn how to send a well-written email, whether it is to your professor or a fellow classmate. Acquiring the skills needed to compose a good email will eventually […]