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Economy

Fresno’s Recyclers Come Out of the Shadows

08/25/201409/05/2014 Tim Haydock (he/him/his)

By Colby Tibbet, Keirra Woods and Keishaye Woods FRESNO, Calif. – For over 30 years, Mike Rhyne has been waking up at 2 a.m. to

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Young People Create a Quadruple Bottom Line: Can You Beat That?
Economy

Young People Create a Quadruple Bottom Line: Can You Beat That?

04/08/201301/22/2015 The kNOw Youth Media

What about an investment that generates a positive social impact? When a community invests in youth leadership, it reaps the rewards for years to come.

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Economy Education

What affects your decision to go to college?

09/20/201209/24/2012 The kNOw Youth Media

The kNOw Youth Media stumbled upon several pieces of media that question whether investing in college education is justified. We’ve linked stories from our youth, Newsweek and College@Home. Do you value college education in spite of the current economic crisis?

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Economy Lifestyle

Day in the life: Moving out- Dream or Nightmare?

09/19/201207/12/2024 The kNOw Youth Media

Moving out: Dream or Nightmare?
Most of the time I can’t wait to move out of my parent’s house and be on my own. I want to move out because I want to be independent, to have my own life, so I’m not living with my parents forever.

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Economy Education

Is College Worth The Money?

05/11/201205/11/2012 The kNOw Youth Media

As seniors get used to their last year of high school, counselors begin inviting guest speakers from different colleges to motivate students, but this seems inadequate in guaranteeing a higher high school to college transition rate. Plenty of times, adults tell students, “More education equals more money.”

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