Don’t let over thinking over take you
I have always been a very timid person. I do not like large crowds, I hate loud places and I
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Friday, May 22, 2026
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The Eagle Reviews: “Highwaymen” shows flip side of American crime
Viewers both young and old can find common ground in Netflix’s original movie “The Highwaymen”, a drama that follows ex-Texas Rangers Frank Hamer and Maney Gault in their mission to take down the legendary Bonnie and Clyde.
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On the bright side: The shocking statistics about sexual assault
Another shocking number from the same site is that only 20 percent of female students who are sexually assaulted report the incident to law enforcement. That means 80 percent of students who experience sexual violence do not report it.
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Getting sleep can be easy with discipline
But having an alarm go off every ten minutes can be detrimental to your sleep quality and your alertness through the rest of the day. Rafael Pelayo, MD, a sleep specialist at the Stanford University Sleep Medicine Center bares the truth of why snoozing is bad for us.
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Indulge in the city’s cuisines
To backtrack a bit, we split the 16-hour drive to Cardinals country into two days, staying in Lincoln the first night. We chose AmuManu Ramen Bar as our first pick. I had never been to a ramen-specific restaurant, so I was glad we picked a place that I hadn’t visited. I ordered the garlic shoyu, a bowl with chicken, mushroom, egg, cabbage, ginger, chicken soy broth and, of course, ramen. The garlic came in the form of mayu, a black garlic oil a hint of sesame. The combination was heavenly.
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On The Bright Side : Give your self a real break
It can be stressful when you are trying to prepare for exams, finish up homework assignments and try to get everything set for summer or the next school year.
Whether that be a trip to kick off the summer or planning a fun night with your friends make it happen! Get other people involved so all of you can have something to look forward to. That something will help motivate you to do your best since you will be “rewarded” at the end.
Is society ready for gender neutral clothing?
Let’s talk about that dress, man-gown, tux-dress whatever you want to call it, let’s have a conversation about it. I am referencing what American actor Billy Potter wore at the 2019 Oscars.
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It’s OK to be vulnerable
There seems to be a stigma around being vulnerable. Although sometimes you just don’t feel like sharing there are many times where people feel like they have to have thick skin no matter what.
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A call for a spring of happiness
Now that spring has officially sprung, my chest feels a little lighter and I rest a little easier knowing that we’re almost through with another long winter. Though I’m a summer-season girl, seeing a lush green lawn and smelling fresh-blooming lilacs is a hard-to-beat feeling.
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Don’t make decisions when you’re hungry
When you are hungry, you are more likely to make spur-of-the-moment choices, like picking up that extra slice of pepperoni pizza. By trying out a restrictive diet to fit into your summer swimsuit, you may be setting yourself up for failure if you walk around hungry all day.
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