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Even regular colleges have their benefits for art students, but art schools also have plenty to offer.

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This virtual reality program could make medical students more prepared when entering their first operating room.

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How much are you willing to pay for that A?

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These people make talking about their disabilities seriously entertaining.

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Masked by the adorable faces of potential pets, puppy mills are essentially factories motivated by profit.

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If an offensive film were released today, is it possible to enjoy it despite shortcomings?

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Even though she’s just starting college, Sulahain has already worked a job that many graduates would be lucky to land.

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Not everyone will understand.

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The transgender community is fighting for gender neutral public bathrooms, but they aren’t the only ones inconvenienced by the lack of them.

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Inspiration porn, which objectifies disabled individuals by pitying or praising them, remains one of society’s most cringe-worthy mainstays.

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There are plenty of ways to celebrate antebellum society that don’t involve commemorating the Confederacy.

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After entering into a contest on the ‘Today’ show, Speech Pathology major Samantha Watts won the money to help her pay for school after her dad’s fight with cancer.

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People may feel bad about going to freak shows at the carnival, but that same voyeurism is what’s keeping some series alive.

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At a time when campus shootings seem to happen every day, how will the Campus Carry Bill affect safety at Georgia colleges?

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In an era of heightened political correctness, the core issue of cultural appropriation has become muddled almost beyond recognition.

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The theme park is actually raising its prices as a favor to its patrons. Sounds hard to believe, right?

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Vinyl, calligraphy and vintage are three of a handful of trends that have little place in the tech age, but are enjoying a resurgence nonetheless.

August Pritchett, Armstrong State University

Spiritual, mystical and New Age believers are routinely mocked for their faith, a hypocrisy that society seems completely at peace with.