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OPINION: A strobe at best

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By Amanda Stern
| The Beacon (University of Portland)
A beacon is a constant light in the dark, serving as a guide, metaphorically, for those who are struggling to find their way. With that title comes great responsibility to do the right thing even when it is uncomfortable or inconvenient, as doing what is ethically right is a constant commitment. However, when The Beacon is not held accountable in its role, it is less a beacon and more a strobe at best.
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STAFF OPINION: You are more than your career or job

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By Amanda Stern
| The Beacon (University of Portland)
In a society driven by capitalism, where validation often hinges on achieving milestones, climbing career ladders and adhering to expected life paths, it can initially feel demoralizing when your journey doesn’t align with these predetermined norms. What society does not tell you is that life isn’t a linear trajectory — there’s no singular path to success or fulfillment.
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Perfectly Good Moment Reviews

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By Lauren Greenhall, Amanda Stern, Julian Seltzer
| Metacritic
November 2024 Movie Preview Keith Kimbell Our editors select the most notable films debuting in November, including Moana and Gladiator sequels, the first film in a two-part Wicked adaptation, and multiple potential Oscar contenders.
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