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ahageal on March 14th, 2013

A brief interview with BGSU alumni, Katelyn Murtha, about life post-graduation: audio clip

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ahageal on March 14th, 2013

A brief audio story that demonstrates a students expectations for life after graduation and the harsh reality of the difficulties many post-graduate students face looking for jobs: audio project

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The NCAA profits from the billion-dollar industry of college sports.  However, college athletes do not receive any money from the sports they play. People around the country are questioning whether or not college athletes should be paid and it is no different in Bowling Green. Bowling Green State University students were divided in determining whether [...]

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Kathryn Krakoff on April 16th, 2012

Elections are right around the corner and students at Bowling Green State University seem to have mixed feelings about making it to the polls this up coming November. Whether students are registered to vote or not, BGSU students seem to take interest in the same major issues in this presidential election such as the economy, [...]

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Jon Stinchcomb on April 15th, 2012

By Jon Stinchcomb With the Republican nomination just about decided, the race for the next President of the United States is beginning to take shape. After having a large impact in our last presidential election, many are wondering how the youth voter turnout will fare this year. Considered part of that youth demographic, many BGSU [...]

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Dylan Fox on April 13th, 2012

Recent employment rates have Bowling Green State University students worried about finding future employment while their friends and family members remain jobless, searching for work. The U.S unemployment rate for February was 8.3 percent, while the unemployment rate in the state of Ohio was 7.6 percent, according to a story on NBC. Students on the [...]

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Dylanne Petros on April 13th, 2012

When Richard Carter was in elementary school, he had to get rides home from his school counselor because sometimes. Carter said he was bullied from fourth grade until he graduated high school because he is gay. “Some days were easier than others because I had friends to talk to and to rely on when I [...]

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