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May 26, 2020

Mental health is the missing piece of America’s pandemic response

If we don’t recover psychologically, we may not recover at all.

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May 20, 2020

To Grieve or not to Grieve—Finding Meaning in a COVID world

The world has been swept up in the wake of the coronavirus, and the result is a collective experience of grieving.

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April 29, 2020

Healthy Entitlement: The Key to Gender Equity

When we open the dialogue, increase transparency, and destigmatize the concept of healthy entitlement, we invite everyone to participate in the process of helping women change the criteria by which they judge their own deservedness.

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March 17, 2020

The intersection of compliance and third parties: How to stay compliant

Let’s face it: When it comes to data security, ensuring your company’s compliance can be a headache, no matter the industry.

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News

December 16, 2016

A Village Grows, a Community Shrinks

"When she talks about her old hair salon, she trembles with emotions she says she has worked hard to suppress. Such is the reality of a failed business owner."

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April 21, 2017

California Readying for Climate Battle with Trump

With Trump now wielding the power to challenge the state’s strict pollution restrictions, the President now poses the greatest threat to environmentalist progress in decades.

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May 8, 2017

As Mental Health Needs Soar, USC Remains Ill-Equipped for Care

Right now, over 2,000 USC students are actively thinking about killing themselves. It’s a grim thought, but it’s neither exaggerated nor is it alarmist.

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Opinion

August 29, 2016

Colin Kaepernick Stands with the Masses by Taking a Seat

He sat not with indifference to his country, but instead with a determination to hold it accountable for what he believes it stands.

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September 26, 2016

Everyone knew José Fernández

Genuine tragedy is the rarest of emotions in sports. Mariano Rivera’s blown save in Game 7 of the 2001 World Series doesn’t shake the soul to its core – but death does.

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Creative

corduroy

Suggestions of a more refined aesthetic lurked in corners, a new lamp, a house plant, but the early-20s maintained their grip on the night’s host, the name of whom neither of them could now place. 

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bob

Regardless of his oddities, she had all but resigned herself to the relatively unfortunate circumstance of loving him. 

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bacon

It was morning now. He was tired, and he felt the bags sinking heavily beneath his eyes.

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