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Nurses rally on social media in response to The View’s comment of Miss Colorado’s monologue

Posted on September 16, 2015 by dpetruch57

On September 13th, Miss Colorado, Kelley Johnson performed a monologue about her experiences as a nurse. Kelley Johnson wore baggy scrubs, sneakers and a stethoscope and shares why she continues to care for people.

On Monday, September 14th, …

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Google Is Creating a Kid-Friendly Version of YouTube

Posted on March 24, 2014 by rhinopm

Google is currently working on creating a version of YouTube specifically for children of about 10 years old and younger. YouTube already has settings that allow parents and schools to censor the videos that are available, but this will also …

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Google Book Search vs. The Public Library – Who will win in terms of copyright

Posted on April 24, 2013 by tyler milliken

In the digital age, it’s become all too common to read books in digital form. From iPads to smartphones to kindles, it’s easier than ever to “check out” a book from a local library to read. It’s time the public …

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Online Versus Classroom Learning

Posted on April 17, 2013 by allieotter1

Just as the internet has changed our way of communication with one another, it has also changed how we learn by offering new avenues such as virtual online schooling. As there are many of us that would prefer a more …

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Could Journalists be a Dying Breed?

Posted on March 28, 2013 by allieotter1
Looking at today’s use of the Internet, I began to wonder to myself if thing like newspapers, online or not, are close to becoming a thing of the past. Yes, we’re aware that newspapers are everyday moving more and more
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Hey I just met you… Online?

Posted on February 27, 2013 by allieotter1

I remember a day when online dating sites were not very popular. The sites were looked down upon and seen as desperate or rather a place you went to find a one night stand and less of a soul mate. …

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Online Dating, Among Other Life Choices

Posted on November 20, 2012 by brittany

In romantic comedies of old we see boy meet girl, boy woo girl, boy and girl date, boy and girl get engaged, boy and girl get married. These days boy and girl can meet, date, flirt, get engaged and even …

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Are you an online dater?

Posted on September 8, 2012 by alicia mitchell

I’ve totally been blown away with the amount of offline relationships created through online portals such as eHarmony, Match.com or Plentyoffish, to name few.

According to Statistic Brain, an online statistics company, there are 54 million single people in the …

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