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OPINION: Start the year off right with faith-based clubs on campus.

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By Christina Falls, Marcelene Pilcher
| The Oracle Verified
“And we know that all things work together for good to those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose.” This Romans 8:28 Bible verse gives freshman and political science and criminology major Alice Messiah hope during tough times. College students nationally have been battling astronomically high , according to the National Center on Safe Supportive Learning Environments. Thankfully, faith-based clubs on campus can help students find hope.
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OPINION: Don’t fix what’s not broken. Keep sociology as a requirement at Florida universities.

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By Rachel A. Beard, Marcelene Pilcher, Anna Gustafson
| The Oracle Verified
On Nov. 9, the Florida Board of Governors (BOG) voted in favor of a proposal, introduced by Florida Commissioner of Education Manny Diaz Jr., that would remove Principles of Sociology as part of the state’s general education requirements. Sociology is a vital part of higher education, and this decision will inevitably have detrimental effects on the students and the university.
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OPINION: USF can do more to welcome seniors

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By Rachel A. Beard, Marcelene Pilcher, Anna Gustafson
| The Oracle Verified
Looking around a college classroom, you typically expect to see people in their late teens and early twenties – but that may not be the norm for much longer. USF recently joined the international Age-Friendly University Global Network. It received the “age-friendly” designation for its research into aging and dedication to providing classes, workshops and networking events to individuals aged 60 and up.
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