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top 5 - Truman Media Network
Hometop 5 Community We’re almost done with the semester, Bulldogs! It’s crazy how fast time flew by this year, and just like last semester, finals are quickly approaching. Surviving finals week is much easier said than done, but […] Entertainment We did it, Bulldogs! We are through a brutal winter and spring is upon us. As we spring forward into warmer weather, what can we do to enjoy the sunshine but still stay socially distanced?
Top 5: Socially distanced activities for spring
We did it, Bulldogs! We are through a brutal winter and spring is upon us. As we spring forward into warmer weather, what can we do to enjoy the sunshine but still stay socially distanced? Here are my top five favorite socially distanced things to do in warmer weather: 5. Read a book or do homework outside: Yes, I know: homework is not very fun, but why not finish what you need to do anyway out in the sun and warmth instead of inside?
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HomeFeatures Features This is the latest in TMN staff writer Allison Maschoff’s collection of short fiction stories. The man walked onto the stage with a stiff sort of respectability. He was old, at least 80, and his […] Community Fill in the blank: “If I had ___, then I’d be happy.” What was the answer? Money? Love? A career?
Campus workshop examines “The Science of Happiness”
Fill in the blank: “If I had ___, then I’d be happy.” What was the answer? Money? Love? A career? People, especially young adults with such an uncertain path, often have a hard time finding true peace and happiness within themselves. That is where Adam Campbell comes in. For the past four weeks, several Truman State University students participated in his class, “The Science of Happiness,” where attendees learned how to reflect on themselves and give both internal and external gratitude.
Top 5: Self care tips for a pandemic
During this uncertain, difficult time, students and teachers alike have to find ways to cope with their mental and physical health. Depression, stress, anxiety and other mental health problems pile on top of each other as this pandemic continues to rage through America. So what can you do to take care of yourself during 2020? Here are my top five favorite self-care tips for the pandemic.
Together apart: Students living in the closest quarters of campus describe life during the pandemic
COVID-19 is still affecting the lives of hundreds of thousands in the United States. As of Sept. 9, there were almost 100,000 cases in Missouri, a spike of almost 2,200 since the previous day. On that same date, Adair County had 287 cases. COVID-19 continues to spread rapidly through many communities, and members of Truman State University’s campus are responding to the challenges this virus presents to theirs. Students expressed mixed feelings about safety living on campus.
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