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Hendersonville Times-News columnist and grammar specialist Mazzatenta passes away at the age of 91.

The platform announced yet another deferral on its plans to make bots, researchers, emergency alert services, and developers pay for access.

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Brielle Bredsten is the business reporter for the Duluth News Tribune. She earned a bachelor's degree in Professional Writing & Technical Communication, with minors in Advertising and Creative Writing from Metropolitan State University, in addition to a two-year professional paid internship as reporter/editor of the student newspaper. She is an award-winning professional writer, photographer and editor based in rural Minnesota. Over the past decade, Brielle Bredsten has contributed more...

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Watching your workers with software doesn't help them become more productive. Try these tactics instead.

Traditionally, the arts and sciences have been viewed as two distinct fields of study, disconnected and distant to each other. But it isn’t uncommon to see Duke students who have defined paths in STEM fields (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) also majoring or minoring in the performing and visual arts — adding these disciplines to not only their course loads but also their career goals.  

As were halfway through Hispanic Heritage Month, contributing writer Mateo Csernecky spoke with co-presidents of the Latin Student Alliance, as well as a current member, about the importance of Hispanic

Texas Tech University students and faculty alike seem to have their qualms about internet service on campus.