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1 month ago | 
careerswithstem.com.au | Catherine Stephen |Brandon Smith |Christopher Patterson |Jasmine Fellows
— By Catherine Stephen, Brandon W. Smith and Christopher PattersonMore than are going to university for the first time. Some come to university to pursue a passion, others to discover one, and some aren’t quite sure why they’re here. Whatever their reason, it can take time to adjust and feel comfortable at uni, and some students decide studying is not for them. In their first year, around 14% of Australian students will choose to leave.
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2 months ago | 
journals.sagepub.com | Ruth Mursa |Christopher Patterson |Gemma McErlean |Elizabeth Halcomb
IntroductionLife expectancy is a measure of a population’s overall health.
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Sep 3, 2024 | 
battleroyalewithcheese.com | Christopher Patterson
My Brilliant Friend: Season 1-3: Review My Brilliant Friend: Season 1-3: Review. By Christopher Patterson. Taking a Look Back at a Marvelous Adaptation Before It Cements Itself in HistoryI finally rewatched, after quite some time, the My Brilliant Friend series. And took another dive into the books with the tenth anniversary of the final book underway.
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Aug 21, 2024 | 
medicalxpress.com | Christopher Patterson |Lorna Moxham
As you read this, draw your attention to your jaw. Are you aware of any sensations? Are there areas of tension? Does your jaw feel tight or relaxed? Now imagine releasing any tension. What would that feel like? Next, bring your awareness back to your breathing and back to this article. This may seem familiar. You might have scanned areas of your body before, checked where you may be carrying tension and been prompted to see if you can release it.
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Aug 20, 2024 | 
theconversation.com | Christopher Patterson |Lorna Moxham
As you read this, draw your attention to your jaw. Are you aware of any sensations? Are there areas of tension? Does your jaw feel tight or relaxed? Now imagine releasing any tension. What would that feel like? Next, bring your awareness back to your breathing and back to this article. This may seem familiar. You might have scanned areas of your body before, checked where you may be carrying tension and been prompted to see if you can release it.
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Aug 1, 2024 | 
illawarramercury.com.au | Christopher Patterson |Catherine Stephen
The University of Wollongong's annual Open Day is always well received. Picture by Sylvia LiberIn August many Australian universities have open days as Year 12 students make up their minds about what they want to study next year. Subscribe now for unlimited access.
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Jul 30, 2024 | 
dailybulletin.com.au | Christopher Patterson
In August many Australian universities have open days as Year 12 students make up their minds about what they want to study next year. There will be lots of things for prospective students to think about – including what course they want to study and what career they want to pursue. Beyond questions about study content, there are five other important aspects to investigate about university life. These can have an impact on how much you enjoy your studies and how much you are supported to succeed. 1.
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Jul 30, 2024 | 
theplaylist.net | Christopher Patterson
Known for 2003’s “Evil” and the movie adaptation of Stephen King’s short story “1408,” Swedish filmmaker Mikael Håfström follows up 2023’s “Stockholm Bloodbath,” with his new sci-fi film “Slingshot.” The film stars the notable pair of Laurence Fishburne and Casey Affleck, two famous actors who have never been paired up together like this before.
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Jul 28, 2024 | 
canadianinquirer.net | Arianne Lacanilao |Christopher Patterson
By Christopher Patterson, University of Wollongong and Catherine Stephen, University of Wollongong, The ConversationIn August many Australian universities have open days as Year 12 students make up their minds about what they want to study next year. There will be lots of things for prospective students to think about – including what course they want to study and what career they want to pursue.
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Jun 20, 2024 | 
theplaylist.net | Christopher Patterson
Known for “The Witch,” “The Northman,” and the upcoming “Nosferatu” vampire remake, Robert Eggers has quickly become one of cinema’s premiere horror filmmakers. But he’s not the only one in the family who caught the filmmaking bug. Making their directorial debut this fall, The Eggers brothers, Max and Sam Eggers, have written and directed a new psychological horror film titled “The Front Room” for A24.
