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Why Bloodborne Pathogens Training Is Crucial for Future Medical Workers

If you're interested in a career in health care, it's good to learn about the diseases that can be transported via blood.

Daniel Reed

An illustration of Richardson in front of the Olympic rings

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Sha’Carri Richardson Isn’t the First Dubiously Disqualified Olympic Candidate, but Will She Be the Last?

The incredibly talented athlete's plight is the symptom of decades' worth of discrimination toward Black women in sports.

Darby Williams, University of Michigan

In an article about eco-friendly architecture, a city decorated with plants and moss sits against a pink sunset sky.

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Eco-Friendly Architecture Can Help Us Live Sustainably

The planet is in the midst of an ecological crisis. Employing more environmentally safe infrastructure alternatives can help humanity reduce its carbon footprint.

Beth Nipper, University of Iowa

In an article about Sarah Kinsley, a girl plays guitar in the spotlight with a red crown over her head.

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Sarah Kinsley Begins Her Reign as ‘The King’ of the Music Industry

This promising indie music star's latest EP tells a story about growth and demonstrates a positive turning point in the artist’s rising career.

Michelle Buckley, Chapman University

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Which Conditions Might CBD Oil Help Alleviate?

There are some studies that could imply that the substance might be beneficial for people with certain medical conditions.

Daniel Reed

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Conflict Resolution for Non-Confrontational People

Resolving issues at school or work can be intimidating. Here are some tips to do so effectively so that you do not explode from frustration.

Briana Byus, Biola University

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‘How It Feels to Float’ Is the Young Adult Novel That Teens Need Right Now

Helena Fox's debut tackles tough topics such as grief and mental health with immense grace and empathy.

Jayni Nielsen, Pace University

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‘Taskmaster’ Is the British Game Show With No Equivalent

While many competition series capitalize on stressful situations, Alex Horne's does the opposite, allowing for casual, hilarious viewing.

Jenna Nelson, Scripps College

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The Final Installment of ‘Good Girls’ Is Leaving a Complex TV Legacy

While the crime drama has paved the way in featuring plus-size female leads, does this representation trump other questionable casting choices?

L.R. Staples, Sarah Lawrence College

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The AmericanCore Hashtag Pokes Fun at the Exotification of Asian Cultures Online

Though the TikTok trend may appear to be a joke, it highlights the glaring hypocrisy of similar aesthetics like KoreanCore.

Lauren Koop, London School of Economics - Peking University

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CBD Capsules Pros and Cons

While many prefer using oils, many other people are opting to take this substance in pill form.

Daniel Reed

In an article about Gossip Girl, the cast of the reboot sits on a stairwell together.

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‘Gossip Girl’ Had A Problem With Poverty — Will The Reboot Address It?

With a reboot on the horizon, it's important to address the tendency of the original show to treat its less exorbitantly rich characters with downright cruelty.

Lauren Sung, University of Georgia

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