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• A successful Speechapalooza 2026, what’s next?
• The growing distrust: Student journalists struggle to find sources in a polarized world
• Don’t get scammed in your job search
• The dangers of cancel culture
• Some student obstacles and solutions
• Speechapalooza returns to NECC
• Anti-trans laws in the United States
• Spurk C building bucket burden
• Celebrating Women’s History month
• The president of the United States believes people with learning disabilities should not be president
• A whirlwind of unwanted life changes
• Tarot Talk Part 1: Spring awakening – new seeds, new tools and following your North Star
• Comics by Narjis Musa
• Getting started with your career: Five resources you can access right now
• Exploring artificial intelligence in the classroom
• Students share Thanksgiving traditions
• Student Affairs Committee to seek student rep
• Start searching for an internship
• Give thanks, give back: Thanksgiving food drive
• Impacts from government shutdown grow
• A penny for your thoughts
• Global Politics Club meeting focuses on flags
• Weekly specials back at Perfect Blend Cafe
• YMCA child care moves off campus
• Students put faith in NECC
• Older students find opportunities at NECC
• Friends and foes: Connecting on a commuter campus post-pandemic
• Speechapalooza returns April 24
• Reflecting on a year of Observer writinhg
• NECC alumni named to national board
• Reflecting on Hurricane Maria: Many people still feel storm’s impact in their lives
• Open mic night brings Lawrence community together
• Chuang Asia Season 2 kicks off
• Trump proposes to defund Dept. of Education
• Early Oscar predictions

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