OPINION: Validation is not always an answer
Jan 26, 2022 10:00 amWe are surrounded by competition with everything, causing students to intrinsically seek validation.
We are surrounded by competition with everything, causing students to intrinsically seek validation.
Being overly cautious and anxious about COVID-19 hinders students’ time at IU.
The United States isn’t only undemocratic — it’s anti-democratic.
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