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Relocating with a rental truck; what you must know

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Understand Procedure and Requirements of Title Loan Refinance

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Will the U.S. Government Ban Disposable Vapes?

Staff - July 13, 2020 5

With Menthol Bans Piling Up, Vaping a More Popular Alternative Than...

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Important tips to boost your immunity for battling COVID-19

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New Hobbies to Pursue this Summer

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Comprehensive sex education matters. Here’s what the data shows December 6, 2022
This article was originally published by Stacker on Sept. 21. Story by Eliza Siegel The gym teacher stands in front of a chalkboard with the word “ABSTINENCE” written in all caps and sternly tells the room of teenagers, “Don’t have sex because you will get pregnant and die.” The scene is a satirical one from […]
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Final score an inadequate measure of UNCG’s soccer success December 6, 2022
With no football team and an ambitious but struggling basketball program, soccer is UNCG’s signature sport, with both men’s and women’s teams winning numerous accolades over the years.
Brian Clarey
More US counties lack a clear racial majority (and people are getting along pretty well) December 6, 2022
This story was originally published by Stateline, an initiative of The Pew Charitable Trusts on Dec. 5. Story by Tim Henderson. Some booming suburbs, many of them in the Sun Belt, are becoming as racially diverse as major coastal cities — and often with less racial conflict. Sixty-nine counties, mostly in the South and West, […]
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A private company scans, digitizes mail sent to NC prisons, and gives the incarcerated copies. Is that a problem? December 5, 2022
This story was originally published by NC Policy Watch on Dec. 2. Story by Kelan Lyons. Those writing to loved ones in North Carolina prisons must send their letters not to whichever of the more than 50 prisons where their family member is locked up, but to a P.O. Box in Maryland, where their envelope […]
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The cultural and historical significance of fashion on HBCU campuses December 5, 2022
Featured photo: Four Black students in full skirts, blouses, and hats sitting on steps of Atlanta University by Thomas E Askew/Universal History Archive/Universal Images Group via Getty Images Across the campuses of historically Black colleges and universities, students have a reputation for making strong fashion statements, especially in the fall during the storied HBCU homecoming. […]
Sayaka Matsuoka