Colorado high school caught up in AP history curriculum controversy “The committee’s initial projects will be a review of the AP U.S. History curriculum and…
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A look inside the dangers of contemporary war reporting Miles Amoore crouched behind a red gate. Loyalist snipers could be anywhere, but he just needed…
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U.S. foreign policy and terminology manipulation Why do so many Americans fear terrorism? Many political experts argue it typically derives from fear of the unknown.…
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Emphasizing humanity as a common experience “You’re an inspiration to me” is a phrase that is supportive and encouraging on the surface. For people with…
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Improving the conversation about body image issues Three out of 20 women at Ithaca College have had or currently have a diagnosed eating disorder, according…
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Inequality limits access to healthy food In 2013, 45.3 million Americans lived in poverty and 49.1 million lived in food insecure households, according to Feeding…
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The ins and outs of some of America’s most popular food fads Really, what the hell even is gluten? It seems like wherever we turn…
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Blow dryers, mini fridges, iPods, safes, shoes. This seemingly random list actually describes items easily found in trash cans and dumpsters around the community — if only people were willing to dig through them.
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Living with an eating disorder “You are what you eat.” I wanted to be everything and then nothing, so I ate accordingly for three years…
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A journey to find individual beauty I started noticing my struggles with food my freshman year of high school. Up until that point, I was…