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On Thanksgiving, serve gratitude with a side of forgiveness
A deeper look at forgiveness can reshape the spirit of Thanksgiving. It's time to bring patience to the table along with gratitude.
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Students can get real world experience without skipping college
With concerns about the future of the American workforce at an all-time high, the state of higher education is in flux. One KSU professor is trying something new.
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To build community, don’t follow our leaders
During the shutdown, everyday people showed more creativity and empathy than any member of any party in any branch of government. Sometimes following the leader isn’t the way.
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Petition for safety isn’t a covert plot to kill Beltline rail
A Georgia man hopes his petition will bring increased safety to the Atlanta Beltline. I hope his mission doesn't get derailed.
Resurrection of East Confederate Avenue is a sign of the times
For those of us who live in the communities along United Avenue SE, changing the name meant something special. Yet Apple Maps seems to have disregarded this.
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Are you smarter than a U.S. president?
We should care about how smart the president is, if only because research shows that smarter presidents are better presidents.
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Horror films sustain the spirit of Halloween — and help us cope with reality
Even if trick-or-treating is waning, scary movies can save the spooky spirit of Halloween from the aura the holiday now carries.
Hair relaxer lawsuits protect more than just Black women
While the majority of the plaintiffs in the hair relaxer cases are Black women, what happens in the courtroom is relevant to all of us.
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Condo owners caught in the middle of a power bill power play
Georgia residents already have enough problems with high electricity bills. What they don’t need is billing errors and a game of subterfuge to make it worse.
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Here come the bots. Let’s keep our heads and our jobs.
The AI race is in its infancy, and it’s already horrifying. Maybe we will win, but as we’ve learned from the past, there is always a price to pay.







