College in a Pandemic
HaticeEROL / Pixabay) ERIANNA JILES Opinion Writer Before our state lockdown was ordered by Gov. Tim Waltz back in March 2020, I didn’t know what COVID-19 meant for my upcoming…
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College in a Pandemic
President Joe Biden’s COVID-19 ceremony marks the turning point for unity our country needs
(Pixabay / Mark Thomas) ERIK SUCHY Opinion Writer On the eve of his inauguration, President Joe Biden held a ceremony honoring the 400,000 COVID-19 victim’s who died in the past…
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President Joe Biden’s COVID-19 ceremony marks the turning point for unity our country needs
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OPINION: How can Minnesotans vote when COVID-19 threatens 2020 election safety and integrity?
COVID-19 has already played havoc with states contesting their 2020 election primaries late in the season. Is mail-in voting the answer for Minnesota in November's general election?
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OPINION: How can Minnesotans vote when COVID-19 threatens 2020 election safety and integrity?
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Turning the tables on what’s for dinner
Student encourages home cooking with fresh ingredients while the COVID-19 shuts down the dinner dine out experience.
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Turning the tables on what’s for dinner
Since the start of COVID-19, Erianna Jiles has realized how hard it has become to find new things to do while self-quarantining. After months of adjust to the new norm, Jiles has come up with seven ways to stay active, take care of yourself and pass the time during your self-quarantine.
How to keep yourself feeling active during quarantine
Student provides a seven step guide for surviving the quarantine active and healthy
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How to keep yourself feeling active during quarantine
Lessons to the fabric of our future, a story of AIDS trauma, memory
Student highlights the tragedy of the AIDS pandemic as something we can learn from.
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Lessons to the fabric of our future, a story of AIDS trauma, memory
What COVID-19 and climate change have in common
Student shares the common connections between COVID-19 and climate change in effort to combat the global threats.
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What COVID-19 and climate change have in common
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What does COVID-19 reveal about how we handle global existential threats? What will happen when the next one comes? Listen to reputable journalists
Student insists that there is an important story and a lot of questions about who we are as humans underneath all the COVID-19 coverage.
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What does COVID-19 reveal about how we handle global existential threats? What will happen when the next one comes? Listen to reputable journalists
After a 15-year break, Metro State will at last be my alma mater
After overcoming addition, student finds the courage get the degree that always seemed just out of reach.
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After a 15-year break, Metro State will at last be my alma mater
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Town hall for change: 10 presidential hopefuls discuss how to fix the global climate crisis
Democratic hopefuls debate policy plans designed to address climate change. Here's what they said that's worth remembering.
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Town hall for change: 10 presidential hopefuls discuss how to fix the global climate crisis
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