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Swipe, scroll, repeat: The illusion of being informed
News used to land with a thump on doorsteps, bundled in stacks and inked with headlines editors deemed most important. Front pages led with city council decisions, international conflicts and investigative exposés. Readers flipped pages, not feeds.
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Associate dean promotes physical, digital proximity to others
College of Fine Arts and Communications Associate Dean Amy Jensen promoted physical and digital proximity as a way to build empathetic relationships with others during her forum address on July 27.
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How digital natives navigate parenting in the internet age
Parents of all ages often express concern for the safety of their children. Many teach children at an early age about “stranger danger” and the importance of wearing seatbelts and helmets.
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Digital downfall
New research from the Education Database Online shows that digital devices can become vices on college campuses. When technology comes into play, grades and social life are taking a hit.
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