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A Survival Guide for Spring Semester

In Education by Stacey Whitaker

Fall semester is great. Returning students are coming back after a (hopefully) refreshing summer, ready to take another step closer to graduation, and new students are embarking on a brand new, exciting adventure. Fall semester envelops the warmth of summer …

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Career Crossroads

In Career Happiness by Julie Bauke

Maybe it’s being in my mid-50’s, maybe it’s the changing seasons or maybe it’s because it seems like I have had so many conversations with college students lately. Whatever the reason, I have been thinking a lot about how our …

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Picking Better Role Models

In Culture by Mark Lutz

I’m getting old and it scares me. I fear I’m about a year or two away from standing in my yard wearing plaid shorts, black socks and sandals yelling at the kids to stay off my grass. I live in …

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Behind Closed Doors

In Doing The Deed by Holly Walker

This seems like a simple deed … and it is. Today’s good deed: HOLD THE DOOR OPEN FOR SOMEONE I opened the door for a woman at the post office today. She was carrying multiple boxes. They didn’t look super …

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Shhhhhhhh!

In Doing The Deed by Holly Walker

Today’s good deed was an easy one! Today’s good deed: VISIT YOUR LOCAL LIBRARY I love libraries. I have three tiny ‘value’ cards on my key chain and they’re all library cards. In the quiz, Which Disney Princess Are You? …

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Look Who’s Talking!

In Doing The Deed by Holly Walker

This is one of my favorite things to do. I don’t know why. Perhaps it’s the playful kid in me. Today’s good deed: STRIKE UP A CONVERSATION WITH THE PERSON WORKING THE CASH REGISTER It seems to me that grocery …

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God and the All-Star Game

In Sports & Society by Jonathan Williams

My father couldn’t make it to the All-Star Game. He had nose surgery and I was upset. I’d waited right around 25 years for the All-Star Game to be played at the home of the New York Mets and I …