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By: Cheryl Maguire | Contributor “I want to be on the honor roll,” said the student. “That sounds like a great goal. Let’s talk about how to achieve it,” I said. When I was a guidance counselor, I helped students create and achieve their goals. Setting goals are important because...

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By Juliette Coulter | Guest Contributor Texas Woman’s University (TWU) will celebrate its 125th anniversary at the State Fair of Texas with “Blazing New Trails: 125 Years of Texas Woman’s University,” a special exhibition exploring more than a century of women’s leadership, achievement and expanding opportunity in Texas and beyond. The exhibit...

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Fall is making a statement this season—and it’s anything but predictable. Think rich, saturated color, luxe textures, romantic details, playful prints and accessories that bring a little personality to every look. Whether you’re drawn to deep burgundy and chocolate or ready to embrace chartreuse and hot pink, there’s plenty to...

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By Larry Stein and Joe Masabni | Guest Contributors Most gardeners plant their vegetables in the spring to harvest in late spring to early summer. In most areas of Texas, it is possible to have a fall vegetable garden also, but it will need to be managed somewhat differently than...

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By Feature Impact | Guest Contributor Outsmarting a baby can be harder than it sounds – especially when it comes to transforming your home into a safe place for them to explore. Through their eyes, a coffee table becomes a climbing opportunity, a dangling phone charger looks like a teething...

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