Opinion
April Shuffle: Success with disabilities

April Shuffle: Success with disabilities

Just because you have a disability doesn’t mean you can’t succeed. In fact, sometimes they’ll help you go above and beyond expectations. Listen to the full playlist on the Nugget's spotify. "Kali 47 (Original Mix)" by Savant Better known as Savant, Aleksander Vinter...

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Not fearing the reaper

Not fearing the reaper

Like many in my generation, I’ve come to acknowledge death rather than fear it. Many aspects of the modern age brought it to the forefront of our minds. News is more accessible than ever, so we see a mass amount of deaths openly discussed daily. We also indirectly...

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Are people scared of dying?

Are people scared of dying?

As the absolute height of the unknown, death is undoubtedly the reason for some people's fear. Even though it is a natural process of life, many individuals become hostages to it, fearing everything related to death.  “I feel sorry for dying, not afraid of it,”...

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Inflation all around us

Inflation all around us

Inflation is when the purchasing power of your money decreases. In simpler words, inflation is when you can buy less with the same amount of money. For example, if two years ago, you were able to buy ten pens for 50 dollars, now you are only able to buy six pens...

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How to be mindful of mindless scrolling

How to be mindful of mindless scrolling

Many of us likely know what it feels like to mindlessly scroll. The most common example is when you go to bed on schedule, but then decide that a quick check of (insert social media platform here) will only take five minutes. This can be a dangerous way to think. Five...

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From fame to infamy: the fall of the Oscars

From fame to infamy: the fall of the Oscars

The Oscars started as a live show for the Hollywood elite in 1929. They wouldn’t broadcast through the radio until 1930. The 1934 broadcast included the “Best Film Editing” category. The category would be a part of the broadcast for 87 years until 2021. I'm among the...

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