In light of the current pandemic, everyone is doing their part. For some, that means staying home, but not everyone has that luxury. Those who…
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Jewell updates Pass/Fail policy for spring 2020 due to COVID-19
On April 6, William Jewell College adopted a new pass/fail policy for the rest of the semester during a special faculty meeting. Faculty and Student…
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Have people taken this global emergency seriously enough?
The United States is currently having the worst outbreak of COVID-19 out of any country. The CDC reported that as of April 1, the United…
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Woody Allen publisher drops memoir, reigniting debate
As of March 6, Woody Allen’s publisher, Hachette Publishing Group (HBG), decided to not release his upcoming memoir, “Apropos of Nothing.” However, a division of…
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The rise of subscription services
Like most people these days I have tried my fair share of subscription services, from Netflix to Ipsy to Blue Apron to Stitch Fix. Forbes…
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True Crime: our fascinating yet disturbing obsession
“NCIS,” “Making a Murderer,” “Criminal Minds” and anything on the Investigation Discovery network are true crime shows. This genre has captured the hearts of myself…
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s decision to leave the Royal Family
One thing is for sure – Americans love keeping up with the British royal family. My parents’ generation got to watch Princess Diana and Prince…
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Racist stereotypes removed from Kansas City Ballet’s “The Nutcracker”
The Kansas City Ballet’s annual holiday production of “The Nutcracker” continues this year, but in recent years, productions across the country have received backlash for…
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Why you should practice thankfulness year-round
November is upon us, which means it is officially the season of giving thanks – although the season of giving never goes out of style.…
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