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Railroad Relocation on the Council Bluffs Interstate System Improvement Program

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By Will Sharp, Craig Hunter
| Railway Age
How a once-in-a-generation Interstate reconstruction provided an opportunity to improve the railway network. The $1.4 billion Council Bluffs Interstate System Improvements Program—the largest highway project in the state of Iowa when it began—celebrated its ribbon cutting last year, capping a process that began about 20 years earlier. Many strategies contributed to its success, including a complex railroad coordination and relocation project.
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Health care workers are at high risk of violence in emergency rooms Original

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By Will Sharp
| Chicago Sun-Times Verified
Despite recent drops in overall violent crime in the U.S., violent crime is on the rise in key segments of society. One such segment is health care. Today, health care workers are estimated to be than employees in other industries, according to the American College of Surgeons. Emergency departments are high-risk environments where tensions run high, mental health and substance use crises intersect with medical emergencies, and security measures are often insufficient.
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What’s the point of unpaid internships?

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By Will Sharp
| The Trinitonian Verified
In theory, the purpose of an unpaid internship is to gain experience and wisdom in the professional world while building a network of business connections. However, the truth is: unpaid internships aren’t good for businesses or unpaid workers and they most definitely should not be a priority over our studies, curriculars and other more substantive endeavours. I’ve been searching for summer internships on LinkedIn and Handshake almost compulsively this school year.
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