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February 17, 2011
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Recent study reports low student emotional health as Swatties reflect upon first-year college transitions
In January, the Higher Education Research Institute at the University of California Los Angeles published the results of a survey entitled “The American Freshman: National Norms 2010.” Based on 200,000 first-time and full-time students entering four-year colleges nationwide, the study displayed a broad range of students’ ethnicity, educational plans and self-concepts. Among the findings, one indicated that students’ self-perceived emotional health was at a record low.
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- “Community” is absurd, but ultimately fulfilling
- Langston Hughes Project keeps legend’s message alive
- Be wary of ‘Open a Card Today, and Save 25%’
- ‘Just Go With It’ shows little promise
- Rewinding back to their Swarthmore days
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- What Obama might learn from Barry Goldwater
- ‘Miss Representation’ forces women to reevaluate relationship with media
- Citizens United’s true impact lost in Charette’s column
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- Hannah trades the soccer field for the rugby pitch
- Discovering, recapturing clarity key to success
- Men’s squash competes in the Pennsylvania Regional Championships, players move on to U.S. Adult Nationals
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