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The Debate on the Just and Un-Just of Wars
Is War Ever Justifiable? Peter Kilner and David Swanson came to the Bonnie auditorium this past Monday, Feb. 12, 2018, to debate…
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That’s News to Me: The Transformation of Journalism in a Wired Society – Trade Journal Reflection Essay
Journalism and the media applications we use and how we use them are changing whether we want it to or not.
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Has Everything Changed? – Trade Journal Reflection Essay
Ever since the 9/11 attack that destroyed the Twin Towers in New York City, the news media has, was, and still is…
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How Communication Plays in my life – Personal Communication Reflection
Communication plays a huge part in my life, and that’s just not the every day, “Hi, how are you doing.”
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Drunkorexia, a Wide Spread Health Concern Among College Students
Drunkorexia “involves skipping meals, exercising heavily before drinking alcohol, taking laxatives or diuretics, or vomiting after imbibing. A study presented last week…
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SGA Partners with HEHROS in the Extension of the Winter Coat Drive
Julianna Stanley, the Student Government Association president, has extended the coat drive that SGA ran in conjunction with Helping Eradicate Homelessness…
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Dr. Brian O. Hemphill’s New Class – Writing Anecdotal Leads
On the one hand, there is a particular upright backbone one needs to create something out of a blank canvas to make…
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Attempted Bank Robbery – Martini Glass Article
David C. Jefferson was toting a flower delivery box while walking to the bank. When an officer came up to the man, he…
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Opioids are an epidemic in Virginia
Opioids are an epidemic in Virginia with 1,400 opioid overdose fatalities, and of these deaths, they show a 38 percent increase from…
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Death and Drop Outs Due to Alcohol at Radford
The recent death of Jacob Terry, a freshman due to alcohol poisoning has raised a lot of questions at Radford University of…
Dylan Lepore 