Distance learning nightmare: What to do when your Wi-Fi goes out
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In online instruction, there is one scenario that is absolutely terrifying: having the Wi-Fi go out. Here are some steps you can take to regain connection.
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Why I am trying to take more educational risks
I’ve realized the importance of cultivating skills and broadening my horizons. What better way to do that than by taking a risk?
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Didn’t get that internship or job? Here’s how to cope with rejection
It doesn’t matter what you’re rejected by: a person, a school, or an internship. Being rejected sucks, but you shouldn’t let those feelings bring you down.
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No, I don’t want to be an English teacher
Off the Beat
Assumptions are tricky: They fill in the ever-changing gaps in our knowledge, only to inevitably expose what’s missing.
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Learning how to remember
Off the Beat
Last year, I had the time to read several books — and stumbled upon a few stirring quotes in particular — that helped me clarify my view of the past.
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My professor let me pick my own grade, and I might fail myself
“Ungrading” attempts to alleviate the stress and anxiety of traditional grading and test-taking by allowing students to determine their own grades.
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Feeling lost? Look within, your childhood self knows you best
If your ears are strained from trying to distinguish your life’s calling amid all the noise, maybe it would be best to start by listening to your childhood self.
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Mental Health Awareness Month: Life is better beyond your stigma
To me, taking antidepressants felt like cheating. It felt like taking the easy way out. I wanted to make myself happy through my own willpower.
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Figuring it out, 1 step at a time
I’ve been told approximately 1 million times: College is for exploration.
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Clog Report: UC Berkeley student plans to stay home fall semester, turns Club Penguin into full-time job
Instead of the campus experience, rising campus sophomore Pen Gwinn is turning to Club Penguin to make connections to the workforce and prove to her parents that she can make it in the real world.
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