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Houston power crisis: How to stay safe during an outage
Jose Gonzalez-Campelo/The Cougar After severe thunderstorms on Thursday evening, over a million power customers were left without electricity in Houston. CenterPoint Energy says the power outage could last for days if not less, according to Fox 26 Houston.
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Kilby Block Party Celebrates 25 Years of Music
The beloved venue Kilby Court has brought so much joy to music lovers and concert goers of all kinds across the state of Utah and beyond.
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More students need to know their free speech rights
Jose Gonzalez-Campelo/The Cougar When it comes to free speech on campus, there are too many people, both within the student body and the general public, who don’t know the extent of their rights, or recent threats to those rights.
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Lando Norris in Miami. Accident win or the birth of a new star?
On May 5, 2024, an essential event for Formula 1 occurred in Miami. One of the favorites of the world public, the Briton Lando Norris won his first victory in the “royal class” and forever inscribed his name in the history of motorsport.
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Smith: Navigating Nutrition
Scan the shelves of any grocery store, and you will see we have a severe junk food problem. Seventy-three percent of the American food supply is ultra-processed. These foods are addictive, unhealthy, and far from “grown-in-the-garden.
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Students, Professors Reflect on Politics at Emory Since 2020 Presidential Election
The Class of 2024 entered college amid one pivotal election year and concluded their education at the onset of another.
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Chill Out With These Essential Summer Movies
As summer rapidly approaches, so does the need for ice cream-stocked freezers, high-powered cooling fans and entertainment for those 95-degree days when you can’t bear to step outside. For the latter, spending time indoors when the sun is out can feel wrong.
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Decoding diplomacy to protect our Earth
Courtesy of Ruth Haus Emory University students always ask me, “Is there anything to do in Iowa?” To this day, I usually reply with jokes about cornfields and our nation’s largest skatepark, but I’d like to officially close this case.
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Lezaic: The Death of Journalistic Integrity
I have officially spent over two years at the Daily Utah Chronicle, and it’s been a wild ride. I got this position after I started standing back up from the lowest point in my life.