Re-learning Healthy Communication in the Digital Age

Raymond Hull explains at least 70 percent of communication is nonverbal, meaning body language plays a crucial role in forming connections and creating meaningful interactions in our daily lives. By properly observing others’ bodies and facial movements, people can decipher whether or not someone is comfortable in a certain situation, enjoys one’s company or is […]

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Don’t take my advice

If there is one thing you should not do in your lifetime, it’s listen to me. However, as my time here at USD winds to a close, it has me thinking about what I would have done differently. Underclassmen, please feel free to read, enjoy my silly blunders and refrain from doing anything of similarity […]

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Transitioning out of college

Leaving college life behind with no transitional period is not an easy feat. I am still technically a sophomore in college and am already concerning myself with life after college and how much my life will change. Not having the freedom of curating your own schedule, not seeing and spending time with friends every day […]

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Aardvarks are the worst

I’m sensing a pattern in my articles. I seem to not like large burrowing animals. In the past, I’ve talked about my hatred of anteaters as well as my suspicion of groundhogs. I would like to add aardvarks to my list of burrowing animals I don’t like. While aardvarks might have cute nicknames like “ant […]

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