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For many, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is a distant battle is just another Middle Eastern struggle that has no impact on them except for the occasional tweet or Facebook status. However, for some students, the conflict is very real. Both grandmothers and aunts of Fatima Salah, sophomore, live in the West Bank. Salah plans on…
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If one peered into the restaurant Pieology on the Sundays of April 27 or May 18, they would have seen a silent but lively scene — A group of American Sign Language students, parents and instructors signing animatedly to each other while enjoying the many delicacies Pieology has to offer. The American Sign Language…
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Walking into Teresa Hoff’s house is like looking into a lost memory. Boxes of photographs are stacked in the corners of the hallways. A girl looks out across the house from every wall, moments of her life immortalized inside countless picture frames with permanent smiles. The girl is Aimee Hoff, Teresa’s only daughter and…
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Sitting outside Starbucks on a lazy Friday afternoon, Allison Paulson is the perfect picture of a So-Cal high school junior. Sporting a navy blue Aeropostale sweatshirt and jeans, coupled with blond hair pulled up into a nonchalant bun, Paulson leans forward in her chair, laughing and illustrating her stories with wide sweeps of her…
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On Friday, May 30, the With Hope, Amber Craig Memorial Foundation held a conference in the Performing Arts Center with the aim to educate students on the prevention of suicide through the awareness of depression and its affect on a person’s mental health. John Stanton spoke to health and psychology students during a 45…