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Are Northeast Florida Teens Being Set Up to Be Financially Clueless?  

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September 25, 2024
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Words by Kelsey Matzinger As students across Jacksonville head back to school, one crucial subject remains notably absent from curriculum — personal finance. In fact, it appears that only 31% of teens actually have access to such courses.  It’s unbelievable that school systems are allowing such a big gap to exist despite widespread interest among students and a growing recognition
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Here Tomorrow Tackles Depression Today

How a Jacksonville-based service is reimagining mental health treatment  Words by Harry Moore Depression and suicidal ideation have existed in a silent omnipresence across the lives of many people but with September being Suicide Prevention Month, it is as important as ever to raise awareness for these conditions and

AI Anti-Hero

March 21, 2024
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Words by Carmen Macri Artificial intelligence seems scary, does it not? We grew up on movies that warned humanity about the radical evolution of AI. “The Terminator,” “Ex Machina,” “I, Robot,” “I Am Mother,” “The Matrix …” I think you get the point. So it comes as no surprise
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The Curious Case Of February 29th

February 27, 2024
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Words by Jillian Lombardo Ah, as we begin 2024, we are met with a leap day. Some cultures consider Feb. 29 to be unlucky. Others go as far as to say that the year itself is cursed. In Italy, they have a saying, “leap year, doom year,” or,
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The Talk

October 23, 2023
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Words by Kelila Ritchie October Is Domestic Violence Awareness Month Do you know fact from fiction? As a woman, there are certain things you just can’t do or, rather, you don’t feel comfortable doing like going on a run at night out of fear of being kidnapped and sold
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