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  • Writer, University of Denver
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DU Program Expands Access to Career-Building Internships

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By Nika Anschuetz
| University of Denver News Verified
Each year, around 4 million students head to workplaces across the country, eager to gain hands-on experience, build professional networks, and learn from mentors. But for nearly half of them, that opportunity means weighing today’s financial needs against tomorrow’s career opportunities. At the University of Denver, a unique program is helping to change that.
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Rising temperatures could be fueling teen depression, says expert

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By Nika Anschuetz, Gaby Clark Verified, Andrew Zinin Verified
| Medical Xpress Verified
Credit: Pixabay from Pexels This past decade has brought an unmistakable trend: Each year, global temperatures climb higher than the last. This year looks to continue that pattern, as winter temperatures across the western United States climbed to historic levels. Nine states, including Colorado, experienced their hottest winter (December-February) on record, while five others recorded their second-warmest winter ever.
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Is extreme heat fueling teen depression?

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By Nika Anschuetz
| PreventionWeb
This past decade has brought an unmistakable trend: Each year, global temperatures climb higher than the last. This year looks to continue that pattern, as winter temperatures across the western United States climbed to historic levels. Nine states, including Colorado, experienced their hottest winter (December-February) on record, while five others recorded their second-warmest winter ever. This week, the U.S. is set to experience historic heat, breaking all-time early-season records.
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