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    OPINION: Up in Smoke

    by  • 25 April, 2013 • Opinion • 0 Comments

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    Back in the day when people talked about incense, they were referring to a long, skinny stick or a cone-shaped piece of pressed particles that was used to put an aroma in the air. Apparently that is not what most kids today imagine when it is mentioned. For the past few years, a number...

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    EDITORIAL: Choose to love it or leave it

    by  • 18 April, 2013 • Opinion • 0 Comments

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    Freedom to love what you do drives attorneys to coach fencing, doctors to dabble in art and mechanics, teachers to be journalists and innovators to dream.  Thank God that having a diploma doesn’t have to define the person you will be or the career you will love. People who stretch themselves and do more than follow...

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    EDITORIAL: In defense of a general studies degree

    by  • 11 April, 2013 • Opinion • 0 Comments

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    “Brains are like fingerprints – although there are commonalities, there are differences that make each brain unique,” said author and professor of psychology and psychiatry Margaret Semrud-Clikeman. Not all students are ready to decide who they are, where they’re going in life or what their majors will be when they enter college. Pressure to...

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