Photo by Krista Krekeler
Students compare phones new and old, ranging from a 2006 Pantech flip phone to the most recent and popular Samsung, to the Apple iPhone, whose introduction a decade ago changed the way we communicate, and changed the world forever.
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āMBU Launches International Mentor Programāā ā Did you miss the meeting earlier today about the International Mentoā¦ https://t.co/rmEyhfMW4w
ā37,000 Feet in the Airāā ā From the first time being up in the plane, Emmi Windes knew she didnāt want to come dowā¦ https://t.co/uiqVxO1k8R
āStudents Reflect on Positives About the Pandemicāā ā Over one year ago, the first American was diagnosed with COVIā¦ https://t.co/UmqDYZi0cS
