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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 […]
Advice
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 […]
Advice
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 […]
Letters
COVID-19’s Impact On a College Senior
By Nicole Trujillo When you think back to January 1, 2020 you were anxious and excited for your last semester of college. You’re well prepared for the last and final semester you’ll ever have —- unless you’re going to grad school. You’ve worked so hard […]