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Tough times bring mid-Missouri families together
Hard work has been ingrained in freshman Brock Freeman from a young age. When they were married, both his parents held jobs to provide for
Missouri families provide homes for children in need
[dropcap style=”flat” size=”5″]P[/dropcap]laying pretend in a kindergarten classroom is not most peoples’ idea of the perfect day. But for freshman Remy Stokes, it was the
False love breaks hearts
When she was just a sophomore in high school, senior Roz Eggener experienced her first love. The moment she knew she was in love came
Parental presence facilitates love
Imagine a road trip with friends, 16-hour flights and a summer in Guatemala, all without parents. While many adults would question this amount of independence
Self-Love guides internal improvements
Standard psychology curriculum includes an idea of psychologist Abraham Maslow’s hierarchy of needs, a theory that lays out what Maslow believed to be the fundamental
Tragic events trigger lifelong trauma
Whole body trembling, messaging friends through quick texts and nibbling on Cheez-Its, junior Savannah Schnabel did her best to keep calm. Shocked and filled with
Student activism promises future change
Moments after the fatal shooting of 17 students and teachers in Parkland, Fla. Feb. 14, Kevin Hogg rushed to Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School fearing
Empathy, practicality dictate problem-solving
When the news of the Parkland shooting broke, a swarm of support came rushing through social media. Some took to Twitter, expressing how such a
Second amendment drives national discussion
On April 28, 1996, a man armed with a semiautomatic rifle shot and killed 35 people around Port Arthur in Tasmania, Australia. On Feb. 14,