A recent survey has revealed that the majority of young Americans are in favor of having their student debt canceled. The survey, conducted by a prominent research organization, found that

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In a recent survey conducted by a leading job search website, it was found that 1 in 3 Americans believes that soft skills are the most important factor in the

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As college students, it is important to explore a wide range of perspectives and voices in order to broaden our understanding of the world. One way to do this is

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In the United States, obtaining a college degree has long been seen as a pathway to success and financial stability. As the job market becomes increasingly competitive and industries evolve,

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Free community college has been a hot-button issue in the United States in recent years, with many arguing that it would provide equal educational opportunities to all Americans. A recent

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According to a recent study conducted by the American Psychological Association, Asian Americans are one of the ethnic groups least likely to seek out mental health services. There are several

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As LGBTQ+ representation becomes increasingly important in literature, it is crucial for students to engage with diverse perspectives and voices. LGBTQ+ Asian American authors bring unique and complex narratives to

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