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Amy Cho

  • Emergency Medicine Physician and Founder, The High Yield Script
As seen in: The New York Times, Spartan News Room, Her Campus, WJLA-TV (Arlington, VA), American Bar Association, City Journal, The Health Care Blog (THCB), The State News, WTAJ-TV (Altoona, PA), opoint.com and
EM doc and mom of four, encourager, one of Wolverine nation, Korean by love. Founder of www.highyieldscript.com. Tweets are mine.
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Stanley water bottles and UGG Tasmans: students talk old trends and environmental impacts

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By Amy Cho
| The State News Verified
Similarly, the UGG shoe brand found itself in the spotlight with its Tasman II, a shoe style that has exploded in popularity with celebrities and the general public. However, with trends usually only popular for a set amount of time before social media users move on to the next, what happens to these items that are now considered “old” and “outdated,” and can these trends affect the environment?
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Stanley water bottles and UGG Tasmans: students talk old trends and environmental impacts

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By Amy Cho
| The State News Verified
Similarly, the UGG shoe brand found itself in the spotlight with its Tasman II, a shoe style that has exploded in popularity with celebrities and the general public. However, with trends usually only popular for a set amount of time before social media users move on to the next, what happens to these items that are now considered “old” and “outdated,” and can these trends affect the environment?
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My Favorite Memories Of College As A Graduating Senior

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By Amy Cho
| Her Campus Verified
I remember when I first came to Michigan State University as a wide-eyed freshman, I was absolutely terrified. I had never been so far away from home by myself. I never thought that a city in Michigan would leave such a lasting impact on my life in so many different ways. Now that I’m graduating in just two short weeks, it’s very bittersweet driving past places that hold so many good memories. Here are a few places that harbor some of my favorite memories at MSU.
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