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Friday, Oct. 3, 2025
I got so much free stuff yesterday because of my birthday. I got coffee and some pasta from Noodles and Co.
At some places, I have a week to get free stuff. You get free stuff every day from us — THE NEWS. Scroll down and read some.
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Top Story: Opinion
Is social media making our relationships more surface-level? | Image by Noah Liebl, Minnesota Daily
The nonchalance epidemic
by Callie Burch| Columnist | Published Oct. 2, 2025
If you’re as chronically online as I am, you may have noticed a recent personality shift among Generation Z. Non-caring and effortlessly dull are in. Openness and exuberance are out.
This online shift inevitably leads us to appraise our own social lives. We use social media platforms to micro-analyze our projections of ourselves toward others, as well as every possible social situation we may encounter.
Worries fostered online, about appearing too excited to get to know other people and coming off too strong, have led to the need for many young people to adopt an uncaring attitude toward their peers.
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 | Minneapolis to nominate three historic African American sites to the National RegisterBy Shay Scanlan | City ReporterAfter decades of fostering African American life in Minneapolis, three historic sites are one step closer to national recognition, which will be determined in early 2027. |
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 | Artwork and literature collide in ‘Inspired by Book Tour’By Emma Vasa | A&E ReporterThe Minneapolis Institute of Art hosts tours inspired by “The Great Gatsby,” connecting artwork to the novel’s most poignant themes. |
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