The coronavirus pandemic has unleashed a number of stressors on people worldwide, but combining a college education can possibly magnify those stressors. With increased online
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At the beginning of the Netflix original show “The Politician,” a black screen with text takes up the first few seconds. “The Politician is a
As parts of the world become more accepting of the LGBT community, some places are also beginning to integrate LGBT history and sex education into
The United States has a very complicated and ridiculous voting and election process. As a 15-year-old in 2016, I was absolutely dumbfounded when Donald Trump
During the past few weeks, the American population witnessed two rather chaotic debates; on Sept. 29, President Donald Trump and democratic nominee Joe Biden faced
Everyone has a different morning routine; for me, it is a relatively simple procedure that I typically follow through with every morning. I wake up,
Most of us know of J.K. Rowling; if not by name, then most likely by her incredibly popular young adult series “Harry Potter.” First published
On Sep. 4, the Central District Health (CDH) board approved lifting quarantine on all bars and nightclubs when CDH designated Ada County as category 2
Recently, the Boise State Rec Center changed its dress code, relaxing previous policies. Now, the Rec only requires that visitors must wear a “top and
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