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Author: Kelsey Asher

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Staying Cybersecure with Mindful Web Use

Calling the Internet “The Web” is an apt metaphor for the excitements and pitfalls that the digital wonderland offers. Imagine an ocean of silky strands spanning the farthest reaches of the sightline, intricately woven and inviting as a warm bed. For the most part, it is safe if you keep your wits about you and know where you are going, but there are sticky spots and spider traps ready to ensnare valuable data if steps aren’t taken to prevent it.

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Consent is Sexy: Understanding Affirmative Consent

College brings together adults from all walks of life, ready to have a good time and maybe even find love. So, knowing what true consent does and does not look like is paramount to healthy, happy relationships during this transitionary time of life and beyond. The concept of what consent looks like has changed and evolved over time, so first, let’s look at the basics.

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Approaching Chiropractic in a Multidisciplinary fashion, with Amondre Smith- Podcast

Brimming with excitement and positivity, Amondre Smith is a D.C student and the current Vice President of CAB (Campus Activities Board). On the cusp of graduation, in the 13th quarter, Smith reflects on all he had learned so far and where he hopes to go. He has remarkable compassion for the people around him, eager to delve into research and finding new ways to facilitate healing.

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Faces of Life U: James Watson

D.C. student, M.S. in Sport Health Science student, President of the Student International Chiropractic Association

“Learning to Love Chiropractic Slowly”

Minnesota native James Watson grew up with a happy, active family life full of constant activities and sports. Nothing seemed to slow him down until a knee injury in seventh grade that led to a full open-knee surgery.