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Jackie Gingrich Cushman: Public Health, Private Anguish — The Patriot Post

Jackie Gingrich Cushman: Public Health, Private Anguish — The Patriot Post
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College Guy: How your name is sold to colleges for marketing

College Guy: How your name is sold to colleges for marketing Brennan Barnard Published: 3/15/2021 5:05:26 PM Question: I have been getting emails and snail mail from NYU, The University of Chicago and other selective colleges. Is this a good sign? Answer: It is definitely a sign. However, in truth, it is neither good nor bad. You might then wonder what it is a sign of? It means you are likely a junior in high school and have either taken standardized testing or filled out some kind of national survey. It is also a sign that the “admission industrial complex” and college marketing machines are alive and well.

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Experts warn of loneliness epidemic worsening alongside COVID-19

© Getty Images A growing epidemic of loneliness is affecting large swaths of the U.S. population, exacerbated by isolation measures advised by health officials during the coronavirus pandemic. Experts say the country needs to be addressing the massive public health concern now, particularly as widespread vaccination is still months away. “During the time of the pandemic, at every level of the government, people should be sending this dual message that you gotta be safe you’ve got to be concerned about transmitting disease but you’ve also got to stay in relationships with people and here are ways you can do that safely,” said Richard Weissbourd, a senior lecturer at Harvard’s Graduate School of Education and director of the Making Caring Common project.

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How to sabotage your chance of getting into college - The Washington Post

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The parenting crisis without a vaccine: loneliness

The parenting crisis without a vaccine: loneliness âEverybodyâs a taker now; nobodyâs a giver because everybodyâs so wiped out.â By Kara Baskin Globe Correspondent,Updated February 26, 2021, 10:00 a.m. Email to a Friend Feeling lonely these days? Well, you aren t alone.Adobe Stock/jayzynism - stock.adobe.com The three text dots that start and stop. The gradual radio silence from your college best friend. The group text chain that started out strong last March, then fizzled to a meme and eventually died. The work friends who seem more like hallucinations at this point. The realization that the only people you see on a regular basis are your kids â and the gnawing wonder over whether anyone remembers you beyond those whom you clothe and feed. Or the opposite: the nagging guilt over an unreturned text, an unanswered invite.

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