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Age restrictions in the U.S.

Minimum age limitations are a set of restrictions that vary according to laws, ethics, customs, etc. Some of the more commonly known age constraints in the U.S. pertain to labor laws (14), the age of majority (18), and the age to legally purchase and consume alcohol (21).

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What makes a Woman, a Woman?

What it means to be a woman is very subjective, but in part, it is a whole spectrum of gender roles based on generation, culture, class, and privilege. Women experience womanhood, or their identity, in personal, different ways besides gender roles, too.

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Saint Leo: Spring Break Off Campus

Spring Break 2022 is right over the horizon and the city of Tampa is getting ready to offer the students at Saint Leo University a variety of events to help make this week off worth remembering.

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The Challenges of Modern Dating

In today’s world dating is no longer a simple act of finding your soul mate, rather it’s a complex industry that is difficult for some people to understand.

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Is “Jeopardy!” in jeopardy?

Like much of the continent—even those that don’t test their trivia knowledge five nights a week—I was shocked to hear in early November 2020 that Alex Trebek had lost his battle with pancreatic cancer. And, like much of the “Jeopardy!” audience, I began to ask the question: “What comes next?”

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Print vs. Digital News: Is one better than the other?

The most common arguments in favor of digital news are that they have more resources, and more current and diverse in their forms (videos, gifs, etc.). However, what many people fail to identify are the downsides of these “benefits”, and the hidden conveniences of the printed news.

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