The royal family captured the hearts of the public as Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were married in St. George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle May…
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Self-Exploration: The Lazy-Hardworking Dichotomy
As William Jewell College focuses on re-branding itself, the notion of what comprises a good student undergoes an intellectually trendy articulation. “We” – the good…
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A Royal October: An Update on the British Royal Family
Hear Ye, Hear Ye, all royal enthusiasts! The world’s most famous family has had a whirlwind October that has excited fans across the world. The…
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Health Column: Does Exercise Really Make You Live Longer?
Experts frequently tout the health benefits of exercise. While many of us don’t meet the recommended minimum weekly amounts of exercise (150 minutes of moderate…
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Women in History: Manikarnika Tambe
The English East India Company (EIC), chartered by Queen Elizabeth I in 1600, began as a merchant federation and evolved into the British Empire’s chief…
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Fall Festivities: How to act like it’s fall when it feels like winter
For most midwesterners, fall is a time for a long-awaited reprieve from the exhausting swelteringly hot days of summer. Widely regarded as one of the…
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Health Column: Ways to Stay Healthy in the Winter Months
Many of us endure common colds and sickness once the winter months arrive. However, there are many everyday, simple tasks that can keep you and…
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Women in History: Murasaki Shikibu
The moon lies heavy on the waters of Lake Biwa in Japan’s Shiga Prefecture. The trees are still, moved every so often by the light…
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Self-Exploration: Coming out
In honor of National Coming Out Day on Oct. 11, I want to discuss the complexities surrounding the concept of coming out. Honestly, it’s an…
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