Thursday, August 20 2026

Code Switch or Chameleon? Communication Collides

Kenady Kay 393 0

Code switching is most often used in language and multilingual conversations. But I have found that while I do code switch in conversations with different accents and speech tactics, I also use code switching as a key communication tool between […]

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SERIES – PART I OF III: Taiwanese Immigrant Creates Holistic Non-profit “AlterMed”

LAlbin 206 0

Kerri Diamant is from Taiwan. Coming to America as a young girl not only gave her a language barrier but a health barrier as well. Diamant grew up around Eastern Medication, so when her mother became ill with colon cancer […]

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VISUAL: The Skinny on Getting Skinny: Global Prevalence of Eating Disorders

Bailey Niccoli 386 0

  Eating disorders are gaining attention worldwide. Books, TV shows, and countless blogs have been created to address the issue and offer support and resources. People often don’t recognize the extent of a particular disease, and eating disorders are no […]

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Conquering College – Study Tips to Redefine ducation

LAlbin 200 0

At a young age Darrie Matthew Burrage was taught that being smart would get him nowhere. Only sports could get him recognized and turn him into the man his father wanted him to be. With this mentality, he went through […]

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The soothing movement of Tai Chi

Sarah Ash 213 0

  Photo Credit: Pixaby   On a sunny day at the local park in the United States, you might be lucky enough to see someone practicing an ancient art called Tai Chi.   Tai Chi is an ancient form of […]

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International Marriage Equality

Kenady Kay 185 0

Marriage equality is becoming more widespread around the world. There are now eighteen countries where same sex marriage has become legalized, starting in 2001 with the ever-liberal Netherlands. Two other countries have regional freedom for same sex marriages.   In […]

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Part 1: Be In The Know – Marriage Equality in America

Kendall McElhaney 178 0

The discrimination against marriage equality for identities that don’t fit the heteronormative script was rampant in the U.S many years ago. It wasn’t until the early 60s when activist groups started challenging these prejudice ideologies and policy changes became a […]

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Pets are TCKs Too

Kenady Kay 164 0

I never realized it before, but last week when my family dog Ringgit died, I realized that she was as much of a TCK as I am. She was born in Australia and shipped to us in Malaysia. She moved […]

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