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  1. The Evolving Language Around The Autism Spectrum: What You Need To Know

    According to the World Health Organization’s international studies, an estimated 1 in 270 people has autism spectrum disorder. This prevalence has inspired the declaration of April as Autism Awareness Month or Autism Acceptance Month. The United Nations also observes April 2 as World Autism Awareness Day. With this recognition comes the expectation that people will be inspired to learn more and share information about autism spectrum disorder, …

  2. excited delirium

    Excited delirium is a term for a condition that’s said to result in a person exhibiting extremely agitated and aggressive behavior, often in relation to drug use or mental illness. However, there is not broad…
  3. How To Get A Head Start On Your Final Paper

    By Ashley Austrew, Journalist and Writer The end of the school year is coming up fast—as if you needed a reminder! Or do you need a reminder? Are you prepared for that end-of-year flurry of exams and those all-important final papers? Before you know it, it will be time for high school and college students to turn in their work—have you started yours yet? We …

  4. What’s So “Fast” About “Fasting”?

    During the month of Ramadan, followers of Islam around the world partake in fasting. No food or drink is consumed during the daylight hours for 30 straight days. People who partake are far from alone. In fact, fasting plays an important role in many religions, as well as in diets and forms of protest. Regardless of the purpose, there’s a couple of questions that relate …

  5. Fore! These Golf Terms Will Land You On The Green

  6. secondhand trauma

    Secondhand trauma is a form of trauma that a person experiences not due to something that has happened to them directly but rather due to some indirect connection (secondhand) to a traumatic experience. This could…
  7. Prepare To Finish The School Year Strong With These Tips

    By Ashley Austrew, Journalist and Writer The end of the school year is coming up faster than you might think. Before you know it, final exams will be in full swing and many students will find themselves cramming late into the night to be ready for their big tests. Fortunately, it doesn’t have to be that way. If you’re reading this right now, there is …

  8. double mutant variant

    Double mutant variant is a term used to refer to a variant of a virus with two mutations. The term has been most commonly used to refer to a particular variant of the COVID-19 virus…
  9. “Holistic” vs. “Wholistic”: Do You Know The Whole Difference?

    You’ve probably come across the word holistic before. It floats around in yoga retreats and meditation studios, spas, healing centers, and health food stores. Predominantly, but not exclusively. Do you spell it with a W? And when you realized it is normally spelled holistic, did you wonder why it’s not wholistic when it’s clearly about the “whole”? We’ve wondered, too. After all, wholistic would seem a more sensible choice. …

  10. 🏌️‍♀️ Woman Golfer emoji

    The Woman Golfer emoji 🏌️‍♀️ depicts a woman swinging a golf club. It is commonly used to represent the sport of golf or sports in general. It is frequently used alongside the Flag in Hole emoji…
  11. 🏌️ Golfer emoji

    The Golfer emoji 🏌️ depicts a person swinging a golf club. It is commonly used to represent the sport of golf or sports in general. It is frequently used alongside the Flag in Hole emoji ⛳.…
  12. 🏌️‍♂️ Man Golfer emoji

    The Man Golfer emoji 🏌️‍♂️ depicts a man swinging a golf club. It is commonly used to represent the sport of golf or sports in general. It is frequently used alongside the Flag in Hole emoji…