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ISSUE 7

OUR MISSION

DEPARTMENTS

THINK TANK

INNOVATIVE THINKING

21 Days For World Hunger
BY KENDA SWARTZ PEPPER

COLUMNS

ASK DR. KATHY HAHNER

Preserving Relationship with Parents Despite Their Disapproval Over New Job
BY DR. KATHY HAHNER

YOUR THOUGHTS FOR MAI THOUGHTS

Stressed Graduate Student
BY DR. MAI KIEU-LOAN

FICTION, FILM, POETRY

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