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In big decisions, don’t settle for compromise
Is it unrealistic to want to not just be placated and content, but to be legitimately satisfied and fulfilled in the long-term? Read More
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Budgets need more flexibility
After weeks of online forms, multiple meetings, a hearing, and more forms, we were able to receive supplemental funding. Read More
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The overlooked issue on animal testing
Once you’ve gotten used to one way of doing things, finding a practical yet different solution is a challenge. Read More
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Response to ‘Inside the Health Promotion Office’
This letter has been written in response to an anonymous op-ed published last week, titled "Inside the Health Promotion Office." Read More
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A more engaging way to teach science
We should teach students how wrong famous historical scientists were. It would encourage students to be wrong, to experiment. Read More
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Protests, pressure cookers, and critical thinking
During the heat of the moment, when emotions and pressure are high, there is a high chance we will take actions we will regret. Read More
Health
Inside the Health Promotion Office
Bottom line — prioritizing specific, diverse programming is more important than a new yoga session in the library. Read More
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I am exactly like other girls
Somehow I thought that almost all girls liked pink and skirts and makeup, and they were just making the wrong choice. Read More
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The model minority myth: A double-edged sword
How do you embrace yourself entirely with respect to your racial identity and individuality when you do fit the stereotype? Read More
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Through the fire: a retrospective on burnout
Burnout is cruel in that way. The physical and mental exhaustion doesn’t erase the guilt we feel from our inability to do anything. Read More
