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'Ice Bucket Challenge' is a chance to change the way we give
The problem is that donating to charity should be a standard practice for citizens in wealthy countries like the United States ...
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It's OK if we're not all on the same page
This unity that comes from a common pool of literature is positive in many ways, but without variation between our individual libraries, we lose out on a lot. ...
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College costs are criminal
None of us will be laughing when the best and brightest of our generation are left unable to save for retirement, purchase homes, or start families. ...
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I didn't choose Binghamton, Binghamton chose me
Binghamton may not be a traditional college, but because of that, your college experience can be much more than traditional — a school that leaves gaps that you get to fill yourself. ...
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Find your people and you'll find yourself
Your best friends aren’t necessarily the people you see the most or with whom you have the most in common. ...
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Invest in relationships, the people in our lives matter most
Like anything, you’ll get out of Binghamton what you choose to invest. I’ve chosen to give my all, often sacrificing sleep and my health along the way. And I don’t regret it ...
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Be spontaneous, TKTKTK
Tease me all you want, but I think good typography is as beautiful as any painting or sculpture. ...
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Don't overlook the underdog
The satisfaction you get from doing what you love far outweighs the meager paychecks you receive in return. ...
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Follow your heart but mind your body
I am happiest when I’m wading in library books, researching for a paper on one text or another, and I can’t wait to share my joy of learning — as well as ...