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To Generation Z: How to Travel When You’re Young

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One of the best life lessons I have found is to travel, especially alone, but if that’s not an option for you right now, traveling with family and friends works well, too. I have been to Europe, South America, the Caribbean, Canada, and Mexico and currently study abroad alone in England. All of my travels have consistently taught me one thing: People are the same everywhere you … [Read more...]

Nemours Children’s Hospital Spends $29 Million in Expansion

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The inpatient capacity of Nemours Children’s Hospital expanded by 30 beds for $29 million, beginning last month.   The hospital expansion will include a new operating room, catheterization lab, and provide care for cardiac and noncardiac patients, according to a Nemours press release.   The 100-bed and 630,000-square-foot hospital just celebrated seven years, … [Read more...]

Lake Nona High School Art Students to Compete in OUC 2020 Rain Barrel Painting Contest

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Four Lake Nona High School art students hope to win the Orlando Utility Commission’s rain barrel painting contest in 2020.  The winner’s barrel will be up for display at CityArts, an Orlando-based art gallery on Magnolia Avenue. The winners will also be able to auction their water barrels to teachers and OUC employees, where they will receive all the funds raised for their … [Read more...]

Tough Things to Talk About: How to Not Fear Uncertainty

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Uncertainty can be the root of all anxieties. Not knowing your next move or what the future holds for you can be scary, but it’s how you look at it that puts you in a more relaxed state of uncertainty. There are a lot of times in life that will lead to the anxiety-inducing, answerless question of “Now, what?” What to do after college, what to do after you quit a job, what to do … [Read more...]

To Generation Z: How to Be Alone

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Independence is something we all long for after we turn four. We want to decide what we wear and what we eat and who we are friends with at the tender age of four. The responsibilities that come with independence only increase with age. When we turn 16, all we want to do is drive, so we can go wherever we want whenever we want. When we turn 18, we can vote, and at 21, we can … [Read more...]

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