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Helen Tendick looks at the photo collage of her late son, Nicholaus. According to Tendick, all of the photos embody Nicholaus, or Nick, with his big laugh or being with his family. “Nick had a big heart. I remember he came back one night without shoes and a shirt because there were kids outside that were cold. He would literally give the shirt off his back. That’s the kind of person he was,” Tendick says.
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Coping Through COVID-19

The pandemic has amplified the feelings of stress, anxiety, and worry for many around the globe. But due to campus closures, college students who have continued taking classes online have found healthy ways to cope with the difficulties that come with virtual education. Ethos Multimedia producer Natalie Schectel took a deeper look into the emotions that college students are feeling during online school and the many coping strategies that they have incorporated into their lives.
May 9, 2021
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