What Your Favorite Childhood Book Says About You
Getting read to as a kid is a formulative routine in child development. It was a time to be quiet, to be held and to…
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Gains for Your Brain
Bonjour, VALLEY! It is time to warm up and flex your brain muscles. Learning a new language can keep your brain strong and healthy, even…
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The COVID Curve: How the Pandemic is Affecting our Learning
Ever since Penn State went online in March due to the COVID-19 pandemic, huge adjusts have been made by professors and students to continue classes…
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Studying for F20 Midterms 101
This semester has been nothing short of chaos for students of all ages across the United States. With classes being online, many have had to…
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Colleges Begin to Announce Their Plans for The Fall 2020 Semester
As the spring 2020 semester for colleges came to a sudden halt, many were left worried about the fate of the fall. It’s safe to…
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“The Copper Vessel” — Relax and Unwind with Sound Healing
Meet Susy Markoe Schieffelin: a Sound Healer, Kundalini Yoga Teacher, Reiki Master and Sobriety Coach. Her practices help empower and shape individuals into the best…
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More Than Just A Number
Since our high school days, the “College Board” search consisted of inserting our GPA, SAT and ACT scores into a program to see where we stack up in the grand scheme of young adults all vying for a spot at the school of our dreams. Anxious thoughts plagued everyone, from the underachiever to the valedictorian themselves.
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Summer is for getting outside … of your comfort zone
How many times have you wanted to try something new or learn more about something that you’re genuinely interested in, but your course schedule, extracurriculars…
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How to Handle Prickly Professors
During the four years spent in college classrooms, everyone is bound to run into a professor or two that we believe is out to get…
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Millennial Activism and Social Justice in the Trump Era
On Feb.21, students filed into Heritage Hall to hear five activists come together and deliberate about several issues made even more relevant in the past month.
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Around the (PR) World In A Weekend
The theme of the conference was “Passport to PR” because the Conference Committee was “inspired by the belief that the public relations field can take one anywhere.”
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The Other Side of Bullying
One doesn’t realize that they are a bully until they lose something valuable. When it comes to bullying, that lost valuable thing is usually a friendship or a significant relationship.
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