Making big choices is a necessary part of life that is often inescapable even when some decisions in life may appear to be more drastic and urgent than others. When working toward a specific goal or career, decision-making can become a more prominent aspect. For many college students, this represents...
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For many, Halloween is the one night of the year where people can live out their wildest, spookiest fantasies and pretend to be whoever they want, whether that be a superhero, wicked witch or zombie. But some people aspire to dress as other individuals, wearing costumes that imitate different races...
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Whether it is Netflix, Hulu or Freeform’s “31 Nights of Halloween,” there are many Halloween movies out there for horror movie fanatics to get their fix before the night of trick-or-treating and scaring arrives. Netflix offers a handful of different movie categories including comedies, romance,...
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In 1969, out of a total 100,000 accountants in America, only 136 were African American. Because of those shocking statistics, in December of that same year, nine African Americans accountants met in New York to discuss the problems encountering people of color in their profession and what could be done...
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Eighty-eight percent of college students admit to putting off their school work until the last minute, according to a study done by StudyMode. As midterms approach on the PSUC campus, students must face their crippling habit of procrastination as some of their more major deadlines begin to come up. “Procrastination...
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Alvin Independent School District located in Pearland, Texas is re-evaluating the dress code policy after an unnamed male at Shadow Creek High School received in-school suspension for wearing makeup. In Alvin ISD dress code, it directly stated that,“boys may not wear makeup and earrings.” The boy was asked,...
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What lengths will people go to get free food? About 30 people pitched tents in a parking lot one dreary day in the hopes of getting a year’s worth of free meals from Plattsburgh’s newest fast food joint. Plattsburgh Chick-fil-A opened its doors for the first time Thursday, kicking off its grand...
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It’s been seen before: ketchup and mayonnaise being mixed together to put on hamburgers or to dip the french fries in. Heinz has created “Mayochup,” the new condiment that is just the same as what some people have been doing for years, but now it’s sold as one in a bottle. The new condiment...
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Almost four years ago, senior Jonalynn Lao was hesitant to attend Plattsburgh State because the college was seven hours away from home. She was also accepted by many CUNY schools in New York City, and thought this could be more of her comfort zone. However, the open house changed Lao’s mind about...
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A high school in Bethel Park, Pennsylvania, is planning to fire blanks during active shooter drills that it conducts in an attempt to better prepare students. The A.L.I.C.E. drill involves a trained team and a “shooter” to act out a scenario in which the school is under fire from an active...
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