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The Script rock star Mark Sheehan dead at 46

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By Róisín Phelan Verified, Ken Sweeney Verified
| Geelong Advertiser Verified
The guitarist of the Irish band The Script has died in hospital after a short illness. The band confirmed musician Mark Sheehan’s death this evening. The Dublin based rock group, whose hits included Breakeven, said Mark passed away after a short illness, The Sun reports. They said: “Much loved husband, father, brother, bandmate and friend Mark Sheehan passed away today in hospital after a brief illness.
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Beating Anxiety in College 

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By Róisín Phelan Verified, Megan Conway Verified
| Her Campus Verified
In a previous article I tackled the topic of how to battle anxiety on a general level, offering what I hoped to be some helpful or at least reassuring advice from my own personal view. To lead on from that I’m going to draw some specificity on the concept of battling anxiety, focusing on beating it in college. The most enticing lure of the college lifestyle is the freedom of it.
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Tips on battling anxiety

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By Róisín Phelan Verified, Megan Conway Verified
| Her Campus Verified
Ironically the disorder that causes such discomfort to its host, makes everyone else who hears it uncomfortable too. It’s easier to just not bring it up. Mentioning your anxiety is like throwing a grenade of tension into a conversation. People must wonder what the correct response is for such a confession. The truth is there isn’t one, the person more than likely isn’t telling you because they think you hold the recipe for a secret cure, they just want to tell you.
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