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Netflix’s Dahmer Faces Major Backlash
Netflix’s ‘Dahmer’ Faces Major Backlash
Bathtub rings show how low Lake Powell levels have dropped Wednesday, June 8, 2022, in Page, Ariz. (AP Photo/Brittany Peterson)
Lake Powell’s Water Crisis
PlayStation Plus is getting a long-awaited makeover in June, so here’s what you need to know.
PlayStation Plus is getting a long-awaited makeover in June, so here’s what you need to know.
Circle Jerks Postpone Upcoming Tour Dates Resultant to Frontman Keith Morris Testing Positive for COVID-19
Circle Jerks Postpone Upcoming Tour Dates Resultant to Frontman Keith Morris Testing Positive for COVID-19
And The Winner Is…Alopecia?
HCC Works with Empowerment High School with new Dual Credit Program
Invest in yourself, Join Unidos US Avanzando Through College
Invest in yourself, Join “Unidos US Avanzando Through College”
STUDENT LOAN DEBT FORGIVENESS PROGRAM
Best friend is my inspiration to achieve my goals in college
Best friend is my inspiration to achieve my goals in college
Let’s Highlight Keila Rodriguez
ASTROS BRING ANOTHER WORLD BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP TO HOUSTON
Astros drop their first game of the Postseason. Go down 0-1 in the World Series.
Phoenix Suns owner Robert Sarver gestures to Indiana Pacers Danny Granger after Granger missed a shot during the second half of an NBA basketball game Saturday, March 6, 2010 in Phoenix. Robert Sarver says he has started the process of selling the Phoenix Suns and Phoenix Mercury, a move that comes only eight days after he was suspended by the NBA over workplace misconduct including racist speech and hostile behavior toward employees. Sarver made the announcement Wednesday, Sept. 21, 2022, saying selling “is the best course of action.” He has owned the teams since 2004.
Suspended Sarver says he’s decided to sell Suns, Mercury
A large United States flag covers the outfield at Minute Maid Park as Danielle Bradbery sings the national anthem before the Houston Astros baseball home-opener against the Los Angeles Angels in Houston, Monday, April 18, 2022. (Kevin M. Cox/The Galveston County Daily News via AP)
The Houston Astros 2022 Campaign Has Officially Begun
Interview with Barstool Sports Personality, Ben Mintz
“HALLOWEEN ENDS ” MOVIE REVIEW
House of the Dragon Season 1 Review
House of the Dragon Season 1 Review
El Jefe Micheladas popular OG drink
El Jefe Micheladas: A Local Houston Michelada Business You Absolutely HAVE To Try
Hogwarts Legacy: Release Date, What to Expect, and More
Freddie Gibbs: $oul $old Seperately is Album of the Year.
Freddie Gibbs: $oul $old Seperately is Album of the Year.
Netflix’s Dahmer Faces Major Backlash
Netflix’s ‘Dahmer’ Faces Major Backlash
“All Falls Down” for Kanye West
Freddie Gibbs: $oul $old Seperately is Album of the Year.
Freddie Gibbs: $oul $old Seperately is Album of the Year.
Little Mermaid Trailer Drastic Backlash
“Save Ralph” and its Signficance
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The Egalitarian
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The Egalitarian
Tonya Hall Meets World: A Student Mother-Stylist-Agent Achieving Higher Education

Tonya Hall Meets World: A Student Mother-Stylist-Agent Achieving Higher Education

Keila Rodriguez
May 4, 2022
The 2022 Duolingo mobile app.

Duolingo: Perfecting a Language Is Now Easier Than Ever

Keila Rodriguez
April 7, 2022
AVID teacher, Cassandra Torres, grading Common App personal essays

Workforce Reformation for Women: Breaking the Bias

Keila Rodriguez
March 8, 2022
Bipartisan Student Agenda

Bipartisan Student Agenda

Jdron Davis, Student
April 30, 2021
iEducate is accepting applications for tutors to begin Fall 2016

Math and Science Tutors Wanted

Egalitarian, Staff Report
July 6, 2016
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton answers questions after announcing her college affordability plan, Monday, Aug. 10, at the high school in Exeter, N.H.

Clinton proposes $350 billion college affordability plan

LISA LERER & KATHLEEN RONAYNE, Associated Press
August 10, 2015
In this Dec. 9 photo, students walk on the mall at Adrian College in Adrian, Mich. The small, private Michigan college has got a deal for you: Make at least $37,000 a year after graduating or else the school will pay all or part of your loan. Adrian College has taken out an insurance policy costing about $1,100 on each student starting with this year’s freshmen. The idea is to eventually help graduates who might want to go into fields like social work, and also ease incoming students’ “sticker shock” when they see the $40,000 annual cost of the education before financial aid is factored in.

Mish. College sees small, big benefits with loan promise

Jeff Karoub, The Associated Press
December 27, 2014
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