If you didn’t rush in the fall, I would highly encourage you to consider spring rush. It can be the start to one of your best experiences in college and beyond.
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The case study on my belief is my friend Tyler Jury…Today, he will be speaking at the state capitol for the Alzheimer’s Advocacy Day to promote legislation for better guardianship, long-term care and data collection for prevention.
Continue reading …By Rachel Aretakis Adjusting to college life is more difficult for some students than others. As the first person in her entire family to attend college, junior Andrea Corkran faced other issues that most students do not experience. “[First semester] was rough… you get really homesick, of course, and your family is supportive but can’t [...]
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Chris Bathgate has been called a master of “distilling alienation into bruised-sounding beauty,” and a “confident and hyper-talented young artist.” Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Cats Den, he will perform a free concert for all ages. Bathgate, a Michigan-based artist, has been putting out music since the early 2000s, and has a new album, [...]
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If it’s always darkest before dawn, the sun is rising on the UK women’s basketball season.
Continue reading …By Nicole Schladt Mental illness among college students is on the rise. The number of students with serious mental illness who are seeking help at college health centers has doubled in the past decade, according to a recent article published in the New York Times. This statistic, compounded with the psychological issues involved in the [...]
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Continue reading …By Nick Craddock Pack up the U-Haul! We should all move to Canada so we can live happier lives. According to a report released last week by Forbes Magazine, Canada comes in at No. 7 in a list of happiest countries in the world. The U.S. is listed at the 10th-happiest country, which explains why [...]
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