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Studying in Canada? Here’s a 101 Guide To Manage Your Studies

Here is some basic stuff for those who are studying in the Great White North — and anywhere else, really.

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Silent Vlogging Inspires Individuals To Embrace Their Daily Lives

Popularized by South Korean vloggers, the peaceful videos emphasize the beauty of routine and stability in such a fast-paced world.

Jayni Nielsen, Pace University

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5 Tips for Online Shopping as a Plus-Sized, Modest-Dressing Woman

For women who wear plus-sized clothing and prefer to dress more conservatively, keeping these helpful hints in mind the next time you open up your laptop can help you have a better overall shopping experience.

Salma Heram, George Washington University

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The Sikh Community Stepped Up During the COVID-19 Crisis

Across the world, Sikhs have made tremendous efforts to help others throughout the traumatic events of the last year.

Lauren Koop, London School of Economics - Peking University

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So You Got the COVID-19 Vaccine — Now What?

With the case count going down and the vaccine distribution well underway, people still have questions regarding its safety and efficacy, as well as how current policies will change.

Elizabeth Dewit, University of Pittsburgh

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5 Ways College Students Can Make Money While Working From Home

Working while going to school is a difficult balancing act that would stress anyone out. Here are some ideas to make things a little less complicated.

Briana Byus, Biola University

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How To Build a Study Space for Better Focus

Where you actually hit the books can be a big factor behind how well your studying goes.

Daniel Reed

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‘Friends: The Reunion’ Proves Being Funny Isn’t Effortless

The one where the cast reflects on being global TV sensations — and all the pressure that comes along with it.

Olivia Wisse, Hofstra University

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‘Old Yeller’ Makes Us Ask, Why Are There so Many Dead Dogs in Children’s Literature?

The book is a classic piece of literary history, but perhaps it is best known for killing off its titular canine.

Amy Harris, Utah State University

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Nostalgic Disney Park Rides Are Changing for the Better

The rides you grew up enjoying may not be the childhood rides of future guests, but if anything, it’s a positive indicator for the direction of the major entertainment company.

Alexandra Cortez, Trinity University

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Technology Could Be Why Gen Z Is Drinking a Lot Less Than Previous Generations

Parties and bars become less appealing as the internet ushers in a new era of information and anxiety for the self-aware Generation Z.

Natalie Gabor, Indiana University-Bloomington

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Julianna Margulies’ ‘Sunshine Girl’ Is Full of Strength and Gratitude

The 'ER' and 'The Good Wife' actress navigates the unstable waters of her childhood from the vantage of her craft, assessing both its beauty and instability — and turning both to her advantage with the

Anna Hupp, University of Wyoming

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