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Articles by Hayden Reeves
Intersectionality of Race, Rurality on Persistent Poverty Disparities in Cancer Mortality in Alabama
1 Introduction Cancer is the second leading cause of death in the United States (U.S.). The leading causes of cancer-related mortality are lung, breast, prostate, and colorectal [1]. Although mortality from these cancers has declined over several decades [1], certain population subgroups remain at higher risk of cancer-related mortality [2]. One such subgroup includes individuals experiencing poverty.
Adventures in Dog-sitting: A Real Life Marley and Me
This past Friday I had the privilege to babysit “The Reflector” Editor-in-Chief McKenzie Kerrigan’s wild dog. Bruno, the puppy in question, is one of the most interesting and rambunctious dogs I’ve ever met. It felt as if I was living a recreation of Marley and Me; an adorable dog with an insatiable appetite for all things inedible, such as his toys. Here’s my wacky adventure with him and my tips and tricks if you were ever wondering what having a dog on campus is like.
FASFA: The Struggle is Real
You’ve been holding it off for weeks. You’ve seen the yard signs about it around campus. The dreaded FAFSA, or Free Application for Federal Student Aid, the epitome of many student’s demises. Sweating bullets and petty arguments define the time spent trying to get simple information out of your parents or work the website properly. For those who felt like this was an individual problem, you’re not alone. Nearly every student struggles while filling out the FAFSA.
Is That Light Flickering Casper or Just Your Imagination?
Imagine this: You just finished watching the scariest movie of your life, huddled on your living room couch with blankets scattered about. Your heart is racing as the screen turns black and the credits start rolling. Suddenly, the light flickers down the hall and you can’t even tell if your soul is inside your body or not. It’s a ghost! Maybe? Nearly everyone has experienced a similar form of fright once in their lives.
Events Coming the End of October
Catch these events as we reel in October! A Halloween-themed silent headphone party, a Miss Georgia Southern info session, a Tis The Season wreath-making event, and much more happening on campus soon! Ny’Ryah Solomon, a representative from the University Programming Board, spoke with me about the upcoming events listed above. The Halloween Silent Headphone Party will be happening on Thursday, October 27th from 8:00-11:00pm in the Williams Center Multipurpose Room.
Do Lime Scooters Grow On Trees?
Either you’re going to be late for class and need a quick way to get from the top of the pedestrian to the bottom, or you and your friends are looking for something fun to do on a Friday night. Nearly all of us have interacted with a Lime scooter. They are decently fast electric scooters that can be quite dangerous vehicles if used incorrectly, but most students understand how to ride one if they are willing to rent out a session with one.
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