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Why did you come to Earth school?

May 29, 2019 by Crow Helms 488 Comments

Ever wondered what your purpose in life was? Or what force of energy makes our heart beat? Better yet, perhaps why different people go through different struggles and challenges in life. In order for us to know that a dream is a dream, we first have to wake up, and within those dreams, we sometimes gain some wisdom or an innate intuition of knowing that there was something about that dream. What if we too are in a dream? But we call it life, and once we die or transition, that is when we truly wake up. Earth is but a school for us humans to learn more about ourselves. “There needs to be contrast in order for us to understand the opposite, sometimes we grow up in a dysfunctional or … [Read more...] about Why did you come to Earth school?

Filed Under: Expressions Tagged With: dreams, Eart, earth, Earth School, energy, life, mary fong

Veteran Thoughts: Fighting a War Inside

May 29, 2017 by Arturo Brooks 200 Comments

By Arturo Brooks |Staff Writer| Since I was little I wanted to serve my country for glory and the fascination towards war. Thoughts of possible injury and death never crossed my mind then. When I was 19 I decided to make my dream become a reality by becoming U.S. Army 19-Delta Calvary Scout, which was against my parent’s wishes. My father was none too thrilled with 19-D having such a high causality rate. My mother was none too thrilled either. My stepfather at the time was a recruiter for the U.S. Army. He asked me, man to man, if this truly the job I wanted. I proudly expresses that is was truly what I wanted and he supported me. My mother and stepfather both helped me … [Read more...] about Veteran Thoughts: Fighting a War Inside

Filed Under: Opinions Tagged With: Army, Arturo, Brooks, dreams, family, fighting, Platoon, PTSD, survival, Va

Dream Job or Stability?

May 12, 2016 by Archived posts 38 Comments

By Jacob Strangis |Staff Writer| Will students in college be swayed to settle for a job that is practical or pursue the dream career they feel connected to? Will income, increasing societal pressures and an unpredictable job market make them change their career paths completely? “If you go living life by security, you’re not going to be happy,” said Chloe Coto, a student at Loma Linda University. “More than likely you’re not going to be impacting people, and accept fear as a motivator,” continued Coto. These are powerful words that will likely resonate with most students who truly do have a dream, but may possibly be torn between practicality and genuine desire. Some … [Read more...] about Dream Job or Stability?

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: college, consumer, dreams, happiness, identity, Jacob Strangis, possessions, practical, pressure, Society

Madeline Stuart Changing the Modeling Industry

May 31, 2015 by Archived posts 43 Comments

By Rachel Molina |Staff Writer| Instead of seeing the same type of women grace the canvas of a photograph and the catwalk, women of different shapes, sizes, and race are now emerging.   While this has become more apparent, 18-year-old Australian native Madeline Stuart, would like to change one more thing.   She wants to pave the way for women with Down syndrome to aspire to their dreams of becoming a model.   Stuart who has Down syndrome, a genetic chromosome disorder, has begun her own mission to become a professional model and is inspiring others along the way.     “I think it is awesome what she is doing,” said student Angela Martinez. … [Read more...] about Madeline Stuart Changing the Modeling Industry

Filed Under: Arts and Entertainment Tagged With: down syndrome, dreams, Facebook, Inspiring, Living Dead label, Madeline Stuart, model

Enter post-grad life without surprises

May 3, 2013 by Archived posts 1,526 Comments

By Danielle Workman |Staff Writer| Upcoming graduates might find themselves feeling lost when they think about post-grad life. Between papers, finals and projects, seniors have little time to prepare for the next step into the “real” world. The real world can take you by surprise and control can easily slip from your fingertips, so here are a few tips that can help you take control of your post-grad life. First thing every student should do is update and refine your resumé at the Career Development Center, located in University Hall, 329. The Career Center has a variety of options that can help get the leg up on job hunting by attending a resumé workshop or a resumé critique … [Read more...] about Enter post-grad life without surprises

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: Career Development Center, csusb, dreams, future, goals, Graduation, linkedin, post-grad, relocate, stressed

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