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Caroline Lewis

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New York, Tallahassee
As seen in: Fox News, MSN, MSN Ireland, Fox & Friends, MSN UK, SAP Software Solutions, NewsBreak, Tallahassee Democrat, WTXL-TV (Midway, FL), FSView & Florida Flambeau, Hemel Hempstead Gazette & Express
Covers:  News stories related to on campus events, clubs, greek life, campus affairs, COVID-19's impact on students, research findings, and important university announcements.
Doesn't Cover: Sporting events
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8 luxury travel trends to know for 2025

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By Caroline Lewis Verified
| MSN UK Verified
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15 luxury hotels in the New Forest for a seriously stylish country escape

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By Ruth Doherty Verified, Caroline Lewis Verified
| MSN Ireland Verified
For those lucky enough to have outdoor space at home, the summer offers an opportunity to lounge in your own patch of sunshine. Whether you’re entertaining friends and family, giving yourself a more scenic WFH space or simply enjoying the sun, you may be finding those rusted bistro sets, sagging rattan furniture or worn-out sofa cushions are due a refresh. Before you shop, there are a few factors to take into consideration.
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15 luxury hotels in the New Forest for a seriously stylish country escape

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By Ruth Doherty Verified, Caroline Lewis Verified
| MSN Ireland Verified
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NYC housing nonprofit urges policy changes to support migrants

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By Caroline Lewis Verified
| NewsBreak
A Columbia community activist, self-described as a "foul-mouth, no-nonsense radical liberal," aims to make a change in Washington D.C. December Harmon made the announcement Monday on the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday that she is seeking a seat in the U.S. Senate in 2024, a move that could unseat Republican Sen. Josh... COLUMBIA, MO・22 MINUTES AGO
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Data analytics: How the HE sector can enhance the student experience - Education Technology

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By Caroline Lewis Verified
| edtechnology.co.uk
It was estimated that in the 2019-2020 academic year, over 2.5 million students enrolled in higher education courses in the United Kingdom, which is a trend that’s continued to rise since 2009-2010. But with more undergraduates choosing the HE route, this has created an increasingly competitive backdrop for universities to demonstrate why they should be chosen over others. Overall student experience is one of the most important metrics for institutions looking to attract and retain learners.
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One more time: Thanks for the memories, FSView

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By Caroline Lewis Verified
| FSView & Florida Flambeau Verified
I put off writing this, down to the last day, down to the last few hours — because truth be told, I don’t think I’ll ever have the right words to truly express how much my time at the FSView has impacted my life. I’ve grown as a writer, a person, a worker, and a friend.
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Finalist candidates for FSU President answer community questions

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By Caroline Lewis Verified
| FSView & Florida Flambeau Verified
The final three candidates in the running to succeed President John Thrasher as Florida State University’s 16th President are Richard McCullough, Robert Blouin and Giovanni Piedimonte. All candidates share a history as prominent leaders and student mentors at their respective universities. From May 18-20, each candidate participated in separate forums, giving FSU students the chance to pose their questions to each potential president directly. Richard McCullough (Tues.
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Here's how the three FSU president hopefuls responded to student questions

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By Caroline Lewis Verified
| Tallahassee Democrat Verified
Students had their chance to weigh in on the selection of Florida State University's next president last week. All final three candidates in the running to succeed President John Thrasher and become FSU's16th president have histories as prominent leaders and student mentors in their universities. Each candidate participated in a separate forum, giving FSU students the chance to pose their questions directly. Here's what they had to say.
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The Legacy of Sister Cindy’s "Slut Shaming Show"

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By Caroline Lewis Verified
| FSView & Florida Flambeau Verified
Crossing Landis Green, students may have found themselves being greeted by the welcoming sign “Hell is Hot, Don’t be a Thot” or witnessing a crowd of students engaging in a heated debate on what stands between salvation and condemnation. Leading the debate has always been the campus preachers.
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FSU social work researchers study effects of violence on clients and workers

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By Caroline Lewis Verified
| FSView & Florida Flambeau Verified
Being the bearer of bad news is not an easy task and for child protection workers, and this is one they regularly encounter, often with harsh consequences. FSU Researchers in the College of Social Work conducted a study analyzing the factors surrounding client perpetrated violence that influenced worker’s perceptions of the events and coincided with a worker experiencing poor health outcomes.
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Updates on FSU's Oglesby Union construction:

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By Caroline Lewis Verified
| FSView & Florida Flambeau Verified
Strolling down Legacy Walk on their way to class, students may find themselves peering past the orange taped fence, gazing at the skeleton of what will become the new Oglesby Union. As the Union passes three years since its construction began, most current students have never known what was once a hub for student activities and are ready to experience it for themselves.
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FSU officials address allegations of voter suppression

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By Caroline Lewis Verified
| FSView & Florida Flambeau Verified
Amid allegations of voter suppression, the Associate Vice President for Student Affairs, the former Supervisor of Elections and Director of Student Engagement have come forward with statements addressing the issues that occurred with the voting system during last week’s SGA election.
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FSU SGA election reveals a tight race led by the Movement

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By Caroline Lewis Verified
| FSView & Florida Flambeau Verified
Following a tight race between the Progress party and the Movement, the Unofficial Spring 2021 Student Government Association Election results revealed the executive branch positions were filled by members of the Movement platform, formerly known as Amplify. Nastassia Janvier was elected Student Body President with Colbi Thykadavil as Vice President. The results were announced on Wednesday, Feb. 24 by the Supervisor of Elections Samantha Leval in a meeting with SGA.
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SGA impeachment hearings for Vice President Janvier and Student Body President Levin

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By Caroline Lewis Verified
| FSView & Florida Flambeau Verified
Last week, decisions on the impeachment charges filed against Florida State University Student Body Vice President Nastassia Janvier and against President Jonathan Levin were deliberated in respective hearings. Janvier’s impeachment charges included two counts of hazing and one count of failing to conduct a proper candidate interview for a student government position.
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FSU virtual speed dating events help students find their sweetheart

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By Caroline Lewis Verified
| FSView & Florida Flambeau Verified
As Valentine’s Day celebrations commenced this weekend, the topic of relationships may seem to be at the forefront as stores and greeting card aisles became increasingly stocked with heart-themed trinkets for significant others.
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FSU experts discuss police reform

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By Caroline Lewis Verified
| FSView & Florida Flambeau Verified
With over 1,000 people slain at the hands of police last year alone, some U.S. citizens are hoping the recent instatement of President Joe Biden will be accompanied by a series of policy reforms focused on suppressing police violence. FSU experts on police reform are now available to students for discussing upcoming police reform policies and their findings, including police training, police brutality and its prevalence among minority groups.
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FSU researchers create supernova simulation

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By Caroline Lewis Verified
| FSView & Florida Flambeau Verified
For over 400 years, nobody has been able to witness a supernova as it occurs in the sky. Using technology, scientists at FSU have allowed students to have a more up-close experience by creating a simulation which demonstrates how a supernova explodes. Focusing on white dwarf stars, the simulation works with Type 1a supernovae using computational analysis and research investigating the conditions that lead to its explosion. The study was published in the Royal Astronomical Society’s Monthly Notices.
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FSU's MLK week opens with discussion of inclusivity in the outdoors

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By Caroline Lewis Verified
| FSView & Florida Flambeau Verified
On Jan. 18, FSU’s 33rd annual Martin Luther King Week Celebration took off featuring a series of virtual and live events, with each day oriented around one of King’s . This year’s celebration focused on the influence of women of color in a variety of fields such as medicine, writing and dance. Martin Luther King Jr. led a number of successful nonviolent protests which strengthened the call for racial and systematic equality during the Civil Rights Movement.
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Leadership Lessons from Pilates

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By Caroline Lewis Verified
| SAP Software Solutions
Last Summer a friend asked if I’d like to join her Pilates class. “Why not?” I thought. There was nothing to lose except a few pounds and it was high time to change up my fitness routine. After several weeks I was hooked, but not just because of workout itself. I was finding that Pilates and the cues from my amazing instructor, Grainne Murray Laboy, opened up a new way to look at both how I exercise and how I lead. Wait  – Did you say Pilates?
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FSU’s Center for Advancement of Human Rights celebrates 20th anniversary

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By Caroline Lewis Verified
| FSView & Florida Flambeau Verified
FSU’s Center for the Advancement of Human Rights (CAHR) has recently surpassed 20 years of its dedication to helping victims of human trafficking and domestic abuse as well as asylum seekers and refugees. Since its establishment by founder Talbot “Sandy” D’Alemberte, the center continues providing services for victims in challenging circumstances while equipping students with internships and volunteer opportunities to get involved with human rights work.
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FSU Researchers experiment with candidate material for quantum computers

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By Caroline Lewis Verified
| FSView & Florida Flambeau Verified
A team of physicists from Florida State University’s National High Magnetic Field Laboratory and the Los Alamos National Laboratory have developed a new technique for understanding the magnetism of quantum spin liquids. Using this technique, researchers have been analyzing ruthenium trichloride, a compound theorized to be compatible with quantum computing.
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FSU researchers analyze the effectiveness of suicide interventions

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By Caroline Lewis Verified
| FSView & Florida Flambeau Verified
Florida State University researchers, in collaboration with colleagues from the University of Denver and Columbia University, conducted a meta-analysis of nearly 600 studies regarding treatments and interventions for suicidal and non-suicidal SITBs, or self-injurious thoughts and behaviors. The aim of this research was to analyze the effectiveness of treatment interventions among studies that include randomized control trials (RTCs), post-treatment outcome reports and interventions.
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FSU's Policy Pub Webinar discusses why the 2020 Election was unlike any other election

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By Caroline Lewis Verified
| FSView & Florida Flambeau Verified
On Nov. 17, the College of Social Sciences hosted a Policy Pub called “Campaigns in a New Environment: A Retrospective into Political Campaigns in 2020,” as part of their webinar series. This webinar session was co-sponsored by the Institute of Politics and Florida State University. Associate Professor of political science Hans Hassell, director of FSU’s new Institute of Politics, co-hosted the discussion.
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FSU hosts Fallen Heroes Ceremony to commemorate lives lost since war on terrorism began

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By Caroline Lewis Verified
| FSView & Florida Flambeau Verified
On Nov. 16, Florida State University hosted The Fallen Heroes Ceremony to commemorate the 6,972 veteran lives lost since the war on terrorism began. The war on terrorism describes the American-led global counterterrorism campaign launched in response to the terrorist attacks committed on Sept. 11, 2001. This campaign initiated a new wave for the United States’s future engagement in global relations. Nearly 7,000 flags spread over the Mina Jo Powell Alumni Green.
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FSU-led team receives grant to study the effects of climate change on sea urchins

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By Caroline Lewis Verified
| FSView & Florida Flambeau Verified
The National Science Foundation (NSF) has issued a $1.1 million grant to Florida State University researchers to explore the effects of warming on purple sea urchin reproduction and larval distribution patterns. This research, led by an FSU assistant professor of biological science, will be using sea urchin data compiled from the California coastal region for the past 30 years.
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FSU students experience in-person voting at the Civic Center

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By Caroline Lewis Verified
| FSView & Florida Flambeau Verified
On Nov. 3, General Election day, students flocked to the stadium at FSU’s Tucker Center, mostly on foot, as the location is central to most university and Greek Life housing. As students left with their “I voted” sticker, they were greeted by volunteers waiting outside to offer them a free bottle of water or a granola bar along with a warm “congratulations” for casting their ballot. People using mail-in ballots had until Oct.
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FAMU-FSU College of Engineering researchers find potential future for sustainable plastics

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By Caroline Lewis Verified
| FSView & Florida Flambeau Verified
A team of researchers and students at the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering have been experimenting with the effects of temperature on sustainable polymers, which may contribute to creating sustainable plastics for the future. What are long-spaced polyacetals and what makes them sustainable? This sustainable polymer, which might contribute to the future of sustainable plastics, is called a long-spaced polyacetal, which originates from synthesized castor oil, a vegetable oil.
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Presidential search advisory committee approved to find new successor for Pres. Thrasher

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By Caroline Lewis Verified
| FSView & Florida Flambeau Verified
On Oct. 2 the FSU Board of Trustees held a meeting and approved all 15 members of the presidential search committee which will be responsible for the search to find a qualified successor to Florida State University president, John Thrasher. In the process of assembling the official Presidential Search Advisory Committee, Ed Burr, the chair of the Board of Trustees, consulted with Tim Cole, the chair of the Board of Governors, to appoint the members of the committee.
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Planned Parenthood offers new option for transgender patients seeking health services

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By Caroline Lewis Verified
| FSView & Florida Flambeau Verified
The spread of COVID-19 has complicated the way patients receive healthcare; however, for patients seeking hormone therapy, Planned Parenthood is now offering a more accessible way for patients to receive care throughout the pandemic. Now, transgender and non-binary people aged 18 and older seeking gender services have the option to receive hormone therapy from the comfort of their homes with a new remote service option provided through Telehealth.
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President John Thrasher announces retirement; Board begins search process for successor

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By Caroline Lewis Verified
| FSView & Florida Flambeau Verified
On Friday, September 11 Florida State University President John Thrasher announced plans to retire after the fall semester ends. During the FSU Board of Trustees meeting Chairman Ed Burr announced plans to commence a presidential search process as soon as possible. “That search can't fit itself well into a contract time frame, that search doesn’t fit well to a calendar,” said Burr. “I think that search will have its own life.
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White Mouse Productions reveals plans for a new student-run podcast series

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By Caroline Lewis Verified
| FSView & Florida Flambeau Verified
Say hello to “The News Room” White Mouse Productions, a student-run theatre company, held auditions last week for voice actors to be featured in a new podcast series called “The News Room.” This sitcom style podcast, narrated by FSU student Leah Blais, centers around four off-beat college students who come together to create a broadcast news show on campus.
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What quarantine looks like for students inside FSU’s COVID-19 dorms

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By Caroline Lewis Verified
| FSView & Florida Flambeau Verified
For on-campus students coming down with COVID-19 this fall, quarantine has become mandatory. After testing positive, University Health Services decides whether or not to place students quarantine. If so, students are required to move into Rogers Hall or Salley Hall in the southwest corner of Florida State University's campus for roughly 14 days from the time they test positive.
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COVID-19 complicates judicial bypass process for minors seeking abortion

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By Caroline Lewis Verified
| FSView & Florida Flambeau Verified
A controversial new bill was recently passed in Florida’s House of Representatives, and members of Planned Parenthood worry it could infringe on the privacy of minors seeking abortion. House Bill 265, proposed by Rep. Erin Grall, R-Vero Beach, prohibits physicians from performing an abortion on a minor until they obtain written consent from their legal guardian.
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