“Real World, Real Talk” was held Thursday night in the School of Journalism and Graphic Communications Lecture Hall. The event offered students a lively atmosphere with a very serious undertone.
Wednesday, December 1, 2021
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- Music department’s resources are available to all students 17 views
- How to find community service opportunities 16 views
- Parents file suit against Leon schools 63 views
- Review: Food disappoints at Oh’ Lemonade 35 views
- Loans can become unwanted debt 69 views
- Local photographers on display at airport gallery 22 views
- Alumna’s debut album set to drop 44 views
- Jones Hall observatory telescope has never worked 74 views
- The Spot is Tallahassee’s newest hookah bar 266 views
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- Medicare Open Enrollment Offers Opportunities to Access Affordable Fitness Programs
- Northern Virginia Extends A Warm Welcome To Canadian Visitors
- New Data-Driven Company Troove Engages Current Students and Alumni In the College Search Process
- StudentUniverse Teases Black Friday/Cyber Monday Student Travel Deals
- The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi to Install Chapter 356 at Florida Gulf Coast University
- OVER 2 MILLION SNAPCHATTERS EXPLORE RUN FOR OFFICE WITH NEW CIVIC TOOL
- Teens Demand More Resources for Their Mental Health; DoSomething.org and The Allstate Foundation Launch New Campaign to Empower Youth
- DoSomething.org and National Foundation for Infectious Diseases Launch New Program to Educate Young People About Meningococcal Disease Prevention
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- Submit Press Release Phi Kappa Phi Accepting Applications for $100,000 Excellence in Innovation Award
- GradGuard Launches New Website as College Risks Rise and Adoption of its Innovative Student Programs Soars
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