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The use of profane language is increasing globally, becoming more socially acceptable in a variety of environments with Gen Z leading the trend.
Spreading meaningful compliments and affirmations can boost self-esteem and confidence but are also linked to further benefits. These benefits may include better career outcomes and faster salary progressions, according to Dr. Chris Thomas, professor of management Saint Louis University.
A group of Spark! students, including Ryan Hancock, senior, work on an assignment in the library. Hancock is a member of the business strand.
The Muslim Student Association (MSA) meets on Monday, March 10 for their Ramadan meeting. They pose in front of the Ramadan display at the library.
Rachana Charkravarthula, freshmen, works on art work during Ac Lab.
When Bal Vihar of St. Louis meets every other Sunday morning, the day is started off with a prayer assembly consisting of all the students and teachers together. They chant a series of prayers called “shlokas” and end off singing “the Aarti”.
Shivali Chhabra, math professor, helps a student during her tutoring class at Panera. “I used to teach at my house, but it eventually got too distracting, so we moved to Panera,” Chhabra said.
Brittany Sharitz, librarian, collaborated with BOLD and the BSA to create a display at the front of the library to highlight Black authors and figures. Malik Johnson, senior and member of BOLD said all members worked together to create the posters.
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