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Opinion and Commentary

Not just a teen problem: The truth about eating disorders is that they can affect anyone – even guys

ThreeSixty Journalism
January 2015

Ten minutes of reading a fashion magazine is all that it takes for someone to feel worse about his or her own body. With such… Read More

Coping through creative intensity: Expressing pain through art can help with healing

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January 2015 Culture

While walking through the Adler Graduate School, you’ll find an impressive array of artwork hanging from the walls, sitting on tables, and even hanging from… Read More

Overcoming odds: A Harding essay project

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January 2015

About this project This fall, AVID seniors at Harding High School worked with instructor Cori Paulet and volunteer writing mentors Bob Franklin, Jenean Gilmer, Erin… Read More

Thaddeus Young Embraces Wolves, Life

Thaddeus Young #33 of the Minnesota Timberwolves drives to the basket against Jordan Hill #27 of the Los Angeles Lakers on November 28, 2014 at Staples Center in Los Angeles, California. (Andrew D. Bernstein)
December 2014 Will Ragatz 360 Focus, Active Life

Swish. Swish. Swish. Having just finished a hard practice at his new team’s Lifetime Fitness facility inside the Target Center, seven-year NBA veteran Thaddeus Young… Read More

Being a Minnesota sports fan means losing games but gaining perspective

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October 2014 Voices

My heart was broken on January 24, 2010. That was the day of the 2009 NFC Championship Game between my Minnesota Vikings and the New… Read More

Discipline and hard work pay off, one karate kick at a time

Don't be fooled by that innocent grin. Minneapolis resident Zekriah Chaudhry is one lean, mean, karate fighting machine.
October 2014 Zekriah Chaudhry 360 Alums, 360 Scholars, Voices

The jeers from the crowd were loud. My foe positioned himself across from me, calm and prepared. He was barely taller than me yet his… Read More

Long way from Togo: Adjustments to America prove difficult for young student

"Isolation." Illustration by Isabelle Loisel.
October 2014 Badekemi Biladjetan Voices

It’s been said that everything happens for a reason. Yet the changes in my life since I moved from Togo a year ago have me… Read More

Getting older means making religious choices for yourself

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October 2014 Voices

It’s Thursday morning and I wake up with the realization that I will be going to masjid later in the afternoon for dugsi. I dress… Read More

Being Muslim doesn’t have to mean less authenticity as an American teen

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October 2014 Voices

You probably think that I am going to write about my hijab, the difficulties I have faced in a predominantly Christian country, or some other… Read More

Crowning achievement: Leading by example means embracing your true identity

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October 2014 Voices

I never had an older sister. I barely had a mother. The only womanly examples I had in my life were weave and press-haired black… Read More

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