Tre's Takes: Here are my freshman year takeaways
The year 2020 was unparalleled and brought hardships for many people — especially students and people working.
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The year 2020 was unparalleled and brought hardships for many people — especially students and people working.
Being in quarantine and juggling having online classes, work and staying healthy has been an issue for numerous college students.
Have you noticed recently how expensive gas has become in the last month or so? Are you a local commuter or have a car here on campus? These are just a few questions that have recently arisen when viewing the first 100 days of Joe Biden’s presidency.
After World War II, plastics slowly took over as America’s favorite material became an economic powerhouse. A modern miracle of engineering, you can find plastic in just about every industry. From vehicle manufacturing to product packaging that you see on the shelves of every grocery store, it’s remarkable how much humanity relies on plastic.
Music has a huge impact on people’s well-being and their lives. Without it, life would be nothing short of a challenge. Consider a reality without your favorite artist or song, a reality without the outlet of music.
Plants: they’re everywhere and are used in a variety of different ways. Plants are used in different cuisines and food dishes across the planet, building materials, recycling, fuel production and in the medical field. Most importantly, plants help with mental health and stress reduction.
Social media is home to numerous platforms where users can voice their opinions, share posts and create content. Social media is also home to unrealistic expectations and standards that are harmful for an individual’s mental health.