A suicide note I never wrote
Provoked by a fit of insomnia and the magnitude of my troubled thoughts, I called The Veterans Crisis Line at 2 a.m., Wednesday.
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Provoked by a fit of insomnia and the magnitude of my troubled thoughts, I called The Veterans Crisis Line at 2 a.m., Wednesday.
Read MoreRecord executives and marketing personnel are struggling, now more than ever, to make their products and talent relevant to an array of tech-savvy millennials.
Read MoreResidents were a little shocked over the weekend when the trash chutes in High Rise became clogged. During the break, an unfortunate soul threw a pizza box down the chute, where it got stuck.
Read MoreSo apparently the VMAs were this last Sunday.
Read More‘Tis the season for saber rattling, as statesmen and politicians eye the Syrian situation with delicate cross hairs.
Read MoreA voice is a powerful thing to have. Through your voice, you can inspire beauty or bring sorrow. You can employ your voice to spin fantasy or highlight the crushing grind of reality. With any voice comes an opinion; our individual likes and dislikes, our beliefs and our theories.
Read MoreIf you happened to watch the VMAs on Sunday night, then you happened to catch a star-studded event packed with giant teddy bears, scantily clad women, and Robin Thicke in a Beetlejuice outfit.
Read MoreIt’s a new year here at Chadron State College. For some, that means new friends, new challenges, and new opportunities. For others, the nuances of being at college are already running like clockwork.
Read MoreImagine your first week of classes. The first day, you wander around, vaguely lost, but by the end of the week, you know the pathways to get to your classes, the turns and the hallways, and where the nearest bathroom is.
Read MoreLife is trying sometimes.
That sentence contains so much information and seems to convey a simpler thought: to live is to try.
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