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Communications Major
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Shifts and nuances in the way we communicate online.
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In the new “sharing economy,” you can take most anything for a spin before buying. Chicken-raising, for example. 
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Tweets, texts, emails, posts. New research says the Internet can make us lonely and depressed—and may even create more extreme forms of mental illness.
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This Public Service Announcement (PSA) was produced in 1995 by the 5th grade students at Ray Bjork school in Helena, Montana. The kids predict that by the time they are in college (circa 2003) "the Internet will be our telephone, television, shopping center, and workplace." They even got the stuff about the cats right!
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The Internet and globalization have challenged the myth of individuality (we are all one in 7 billion), while making connecting with others easier than ever. Normcore is a blank slate and open mind—it’s a look designed to play well with others. One fashion magazine has gone so far as to use Google street view maps to zoom in on ordinary-looking citizens in a bland middle-America communities to define this look.
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No, it’s not science fiction: for those who have run out of places to go, companies are competing to take amateur astronauts into the heights, and beyond.
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"Never believe what you read on the Internet" has become a household phrase.
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