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Where Birthright Went Wrong
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In anticipation of the new school year, Laurel Rinehart shares her tips for attaining a physically, mentally, and emotionally healthy college lifestyle.
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Hannah Jackson reflects on her experiences to explore the religious, cultural and ethnic nuances involved in identifying as Jewish in America today.
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Vote Like Your Life Depends On it
At a time when civic participation is especially critical, casting your ballot is an essential step to ensure your voice is heard.
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I Have To Have Sex With Someone Before I Can Get To Know Them
Veronica Meyers explains why getting down with someone is her favorite ice-breaker.
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