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Ask a Bonnie: How to deal with stress

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It’s no secret that college is a stressful time, between the first tastes of adulthood, to a heavy workload to the general stresses of life. But a common occurrence in every generation is lack of coping skills. Unfortunately, this inability to cope can reach detrimental levels and result in destructive behaviors, such as binge-drinking, self-harm…

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“Love, Death and Robots” animation pushes limits

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“Love, Death & Robots,” is not for the faint of heart, as dark concepts and explicit content are main themes throughout. Netflix released the new animated original series March 15, with each episode featuring a different storyline, characters and futuristic situation. There are 18 episodes in total, each ranging from seven to a little over…

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Unsung Hero: Warming House associate director

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Sarah Northington makes positive ripples at Bona’s Sarah Northington is an important component to the Warming House team. She overlooks the community and student volunteer members along with their interactions with guests. Her position as associate director is a more recent change for her. “I became the associate director of the Warming House at the…

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BonaResponds helped with hurricane recovery

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Over spring break, BonaResponds returned to the Wilmington, North Carolina area to help with furthering recovery efforts from hurricane Florence. Hurricane Florence struck the Carolinas on Sept. 10, 2018. The hurricane quickly downgraded but then stalled in place and dropped up to three feet of rain in places. The storm caused rivers to flood and…

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“Grown-ish” faces college-aged dilemmas

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From the spin-off of Freeform’s “Black-ish,” “Grown-ish” explores many of the difficulties of college life, attracting anyone who may be going through their own college-based dilemmas. With season two bringing viewers different characters each facing his or her own disputes, “Grown-ish” gives viewers a taste of real-life young adult problems. Some students say that their…

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Mainstream media attacks the internet and teens

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The Momo Challenge is the latest in a series of criticisms by the mainstream media targeting internet sites and their safety, specifically concerning teens and young children. First appearing almost a year ago, the challenge has been reported across several media outlets as having recently resurfaced. Many of these outlets, such as NBC News’ Today…

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Variance in decibels affects listeners’ overall experience

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Multiple songs made by artists of today, such as Childish Gambino, Post Malone and Brandi Carlile, have followed the phenomena of the “loudness war” trend. This loudness trend focuses heavily on the dynamic range of a song being significantly compressed. The writer Geoffrey Morrison from CNET, a brand of CBS Interactive, explains this in simple…

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Poetry slams showcase intersectionality

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Events call out racism and strenghten English skills Two poetry events were held on campus this week,giving students the opportunity to partake in the creative expression of others along with enhancing their own writing skills. On Tuesday, Residential Living and Campus Activities Recreation and Leadership (C.A.R.L.) sponsored an event in the Trustee’s Room in Doyle…

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Club Corner: Medical Emergencies Response Team

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Medical Emergencies Response Team, MERT, is an on-campus emergency response service that ensures Bonnies’ urgent medical care when they need it. Currently, the chief of MERT is Christian Kostowniak, a senior biology major, and the assistant chief is Hamaad Khan, a junior psychology major, among a number of officers. This club offers a unique experience,…

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Presidents Day provokes discussion

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Should universities cancel in honor of past and present presidents? High schools and workplaces around the country closed Monday for Presidents Day. While recognized by schools and companies, it seems most universities did not cancel classes for the day. In many articles online, college students have discussed the concern about not having the holiday off.…

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“Russian Doll” tackles issues of gender roles

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When first watching the eight-episode television comedy “Russian Doll,” viewers wouldn’t think of how the show depicts gender roles. However, as you look deeper into the main character’s position, it becomes clearer. It’s hard to find a show that is centered around a woman’s perspective and uses the male characters the same way female characters…

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Bold and bright will make a statement this spring

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With spring just weeks away, fashion trends will be throwing away boring, dark tones and welcoming the bright and vibrant. Spring fashion brings in fun patterns, pastel colors and everything it can to make your wardrobe happy again. When a new season approaches, there are always going to be new trends. This coming spring there…

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“Get Out” doesn’t shy away from reality of racism

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2017 movie still prevalent in race discussions Portraying the struggles that African Americans currently face can be a challenge, especially in today’s political climate. This is especially true for the media, as misinterpreting these struggles can cause immediate outcry from audience. The film portrays racism through real encounters and extreme circumstances. One of the first…

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Unsung Hero: Director of Disability Services

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Adriane Spencer is a crucial member in leveling the academic playing fields for students, providing accommodations and a welcoming ear for anyone who needs it. She has been a member of the St. Bonaventure community since her time as an undergraduate student. She received her undergraduate degree in elementary education, along with a master’s degree…

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