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Emalee’s March Favorites Welcome to the new monthly segment of your dreams! Each month we’ll be listing about ten of the ultimate favorite...
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Trump Supporters Harassing Native American Elder
The Indigenous Peoples March was held last Friday on January 18th at the Lincoln Memorial. A horrific scene was recorded that showed a...
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Understanding Thanksgiving
You’ve heard it before. Every year right after Halloween, it's the start of early Christmas music, longing for late nights with family and...
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A Nebraskan's Thoughts on the State's New Slogan
It's not for everyone.
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Putting the Ute Back in Utah: University of Utah and Indigenous Populations
Recognizing and honoring our history
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Homesickness is a Permanent State of Being for San Francisco Natives
Homesickness is inevitable for many college students. Trips to one’s hometown can be a grounding experience filled with warmth and...
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The Benefits of Learning Another Language
Whether it’s your 2nd or 5th language, there’s endless upsides!
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It’s More Than Just the Government Failing Canada’s Indigenous People
“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed that is the only thing that ever has.” – Nelson Mandela
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How Should We Celebrate Thanksgiving?
There are various ways you can be mindful, but still acknowledge the holiday.
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Speaking Out: How to End Violence
This week I learned about Katie Koestner and her tragic story. Koestner was raped when she was a freshman in college by a boy whom she had...
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Scholar of the Week: Dr. Amanda Morris
Dr. Amanda Morris is an English professor at Kutztown University. She is very involved throughout campus—demonstrating her research and...
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Berdache to Two Spirit
My recent viewing of Eve Ensler’s Vagina Monologues and recent talk with a transgender Kutztown University graduate sparked my interest for...
