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THIS IS HOW MUCH COLLEGE WOULD HAVE COST FOR YOUR PARENTS

HINT: IT'S NOT AS MUCH AS OUR GENERATION

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The cost of college tuition, room & board is out of control.

With an average inflation rate of 6.19% from 1977 to 2023, that's higher than
the inflation rate itself, which has averaged 3.53% in the same period.

In fact, the skyrocketing costs of college tuition are outpacing the rate of
inflation by 171.5%.

Adjusted for inflation (2023 USD $), here's the average cost of college through
the years, including room & board, showing that it really is going up lately:

1971-72

Private: $19,749

Public: $9,504

1972-73

Private: $20,229

Public: $10,147

1973-74

Private: $19,945

Public: $9,907

1974-75

Private: $18,998

Public: $9,167

1975-76

Private: $18,628

Public: $9,014

1976-77

Private: $19,129

Public: $9,319

1977-78

Private: $19,074

Public: $9,178

1978-79

Private: $19,249

Public: $8,982

1979-80

Private: $18,802

Public: $8,742

1980-81

Private: $18,541

Public: $8,459

1981-82

Private: $18,955

Public: $8,601

1982-83

Private: $20,065

Public: $9,003

1983-84

Private: $21,317

Public: $9,417

1984-85

Private: $22,275

Public: $9,700

1985-86

Private: $22,656

Public: $9,820

1986-87

Private: $24,682

Public: $10,147

1987-88

Private: $25,215

Public: $10,125

1988-89

Private: $27,001

Public: $10,321

1989-90

Private: $27,697

Public: $10,408

1990-91

Private: $28,362

Public: $10,669

1991-92

Private: $28,590

Public: $10,974

1992-93

Private: $29,352

Public: $11,388

1993-94

Private: $30,016

Public: $11,802

1994-95

Private: $30,506

Public: $12,237

1995-96

Private: $31,268

Public: $12,128

1996-97

Private: $32,085

Public: $12,477

1997-98

Private: $33,098

Public: $12,771

1998-99

Private: $34,393

Public: $13,065

1999-2000

Private: $35,351

Public: $13,293

2000-01

Private: $35,308

Public: $13,402

2001-02

Private: $36,886

Public: $13,957

2002-03

Private: $37,888

Public: $14,730

2003-04

Private: $38,879

Public: $15,710

2004-05

Private: $39,793

Public: $16,483

2005-06

Private: $40,360

Public: $17,017

2006-07

Private: $41,122

Public: $17,311

2007-08

Private: $42,134

Public: $17,866

2008-09

Private: $42,156

Public: $17,920

2009-10

Private: $44,682

Public: $19,412

2010-11

Private: $45,901

Public: $20,359

2011-12

Private: $46,108

Public: $20,838

2012-13

Private: $47,240

Public: $21,339

2013-14

Private: $48,111

Public: $21,589

2014-15

Private: $48,884

Public: $21,796

2015-16

Private: $50,441

Public: $22,493

2016-17

Private: $51,704

Public: $22,972

2017-18

Private: $52,673

Public: $23,299

2018-19

Private: $52,815

Public: $23,266

It's clear to see where the trends are heading. For more recent years and
additional data, view the full Trends in College Pricing report from the
CollegeBoard.

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WRITER OF THE MONTH: JENNIFER STARR

JENNIFER USES HER PLATFORM ON ODYSSEY TO CREATE VULNERABILITY AND CONNECTION.

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At Odyssey, response writers are at the heart of what we do. Using our response
button feature, they carry on our mission of sparking positive, productive
conversations in a polarized world.

Since we launched the response writers initiative last year, we've built a
talented team of writers. Each month, we'll highlight one of them on our
homepage. Our February writer of the month is Jennifer Starr, a graduate of the
University of Tennessee. Read on to hear her story of becoming a response
writer!

If you're interested in becoming a response writer, email us! You’ll get to
choose your own topics and write one response a week to one of our top trending
articles. Your work will be featured on our homepage and in our weekly Overheard
on Odyssey newsletter. Plus, for your first 10 articles, you’ll be compensated
by HQ at $10/response.

Hey guys! My name is Jennifer Starr and I am currently an Odyssey Writer on
behalf of the Franklin, TN community. I got started with Odyssey back in college
around 2018 as a content writer for The University of Tennessee. I was blessed
and excited to share my voice with the world when I was granted this
opportunity. Upon graduating, I stayed connected to Odyssey by becoming a
community rep for the Franklin, TN community in 2020 where I managed other
writers and boosted their work through the Franklin community. At the time of
the pandemic, having the opportunity to write stories was my outlet and I was
thankful to share my thoughts with the world.

In 2022, I became a response writer and it has been a wonderful experience thus
far. Being able to read the other creator's work and interact with the Odyssey
community has been good for my soul. A lot of the time, I will take pieces of
the original article I am responding to and spin it into a personal story. I
find my best work happens when I am being most vulnerable and open with others.
Being vulnerable is scary, but to me it is a sign of strength. To peel back the
emotional layers we feel as humans is uncomfortable, but, what makes it worth it
is when readers find connection in my writing and feel less alone. The fact that
my content is able to reach thousands of people all over is an amazing feeling
and I am so lucky to be given the platform to have my voice heard.

Since becoming a response writer, I have been featured as a top article response
writer and featured in Odyssey’s newest weekly email newsletter “Overheard on
Odyssey”. To stay in the know with my latest work, give me a follow on my
Odyssey profile so you always know when my work is published! Also, be sure to
check out all the other amazing creators sharing their voices by reading,
following, and spreading the good news that is on Odyssey. Cheers!

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WHY WONDER WOMAN IS THE HERO WE NEED TODAY

“FRANKLY, WONDER WOMAN IS PSYCHOLOGICAL PROPAGANDA FOR THE NEW TYPE OF WOMAN WHO
SHOULD, I BELIEVE, RULE THE WORLD.” - WILLIAM MOULTON MARSTON

Emily Wanamaker
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The University of the Arts
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Wonder Woman.

Just her name alone conjures up the image of a towering Amazon, clad in red,
white, and blue, ready to save the world with her golden lasso and silver
bracelets. She is an ideal -- an All-American warrior goddess preaching for
freedom and equality between all people. She is, in her own words, “a disciple
of peace and love.”

Throughout her 75 years of existence, Wonder Woman has served to represent the
role of women in American society -- she has been an ideal woman, one for others
to look up to in a time of need. In the 1940s, she fought constantly for
equality between men and women, fighting against Nazis and misogynistic
criminals who posed a threat to those she chose to defend. Namely, she fought
for women and for the citizens of the United States, the country whose morals
she had sworn to protect upon leaving her Amazon paradise of Themyscira to,
essentially, save the world from the wars of man. In the 1950s and 60s, she
relapsed as women were pushed out of the workforce as World War II came to an
end, eventually being pushed to the role of a plainclothes hero, working as a
spy under her alterego of Diana Prince, longing for the affections of her
companion Steve Trevor. In the 1970s, she made a comeback thanks to Gloria
Steinem, who rebranded her once again as a feminist icon in Ms. magazine,
publishing compilations of her 1940s adventures that had inspired Steinem as a
child to become the feminist icon she is considered to be. And, within the past
year, she was made an honorary UN ambassador.

But what is it that makes Wonder Woman so wonderful?

This answer, obviously, is different for everyone, and is influenced by
different periods of Wonder Woman stories. Wonder Woman is one of, if not the
only, independent female superheroes who is consistently marketed on regular
basis to women and girls, and as such, is one of the only beacons of all that a
female superhero can represent. When I asked my mother, who was born during
Gloria Steinem’s feminist crusade, what Wonder Woman meant to her, she replied
with, “She is special because she was the first female superhero that I really
encountered. She made me realize that a woman didn’t need a man to save her.”
When I asked Brooke Blumenstock, a sophomore Directing, Playwriting, and
Production major at the University of the Arts, she told me that, to her, “[S]he
represents the good old fashioned "We Can Do It!" mentality [that] women can do
anything we set our mind to. And that we can do anything men can if not more,
and we have the strength and stamina to do everything.” And when I asked Hannah
Sayer, a freshman Animation major at Drexel University, she immediately said,
“The Wonder Woman movie is going to save the world,” followed quickly by “All
her morals are exactly what America needs right now -- the idea of a hero who
knows it isn’t always best to jump forward and attack, but to see how you can
make peace first. It’s a mature clarity we’ve lost a lot of, both in the media
and in modern life. When she’s with Batman and Superman, Wonder Woman is so
clearly the adult in the room.”

Although each of these answers is quite different from the others, each
demonstrates a different aspect of what makes Wonder Woman such an important
figure. As my mother stated, Wonder Woman doesn’t need saving - she is fully
capable of saving herself, and she only calls for backup when she needs it. She
doesn’t put her companions in danger, and she makes it clear from the get-go
that she is in charge. As Brooke stated, Wonder Woman has become entrenched in
the feminist movements of the past decades. This was the intent of her creator,
William Moulton Marston, who was heavily influenced by the initial feminist
movement through the actions of his wife, Elizabeth Holloway, romantic partner,
Olive Byrne, and Byrne’s aunt and mother, Margaret Sanger and Ethel Byrne. Even
in these early comics, Wonder Woman preached constantly of the importance of
sisterhood between women, as well as for equal rights between men and women,
regardless of whether she was fighting Nazis overseas or resolving conflicts on
the campus of the fictional Holliday College. Her 1970s relaunch after decades
of drifting away from these actions brought her back to her roots, rebranding
her as an icon of the women’s liberation movement. And her 2016 induction as an
honorary UN Ambassador was done to provide women and girls everywhere with a
distinctive feminist icon to look up to.

However, as amazing as these messages of sisterhood and empowerment being spread
by Wonder Woman are, it is perhaps Hannah’s message that touches most closely on
the importance of Wonder Woman in the world right now - not only as a feminist
icon but also as a diplomat. One of the most iconic Wonder Woman quotes is as
follows:

“We have a saying, my people, ‘Don’t kill if you can wound, don’t wound if you
can subdue, don’t subdue if you can pacify, and don’t raise your hand at all
until you’ve first extended it.'”

Something that is often forgotten, but is an essential part of Wonder Woman’s
character, is that she was originally sent out of Themyscira not only to return
officer Steve Trevor to the United States but also as an ambassador to the rest
of the world from Themyscira, taking her Amazonian ideals of peace and love and
spreading them throughout the world as much as she could manage. Additionally,
part of the reasoning behind doing this was because the world was in chaos -
Wonder Woman was introduced to the world just as the United States plunged into
World War II, and as such, the world of man she was introduced to was, overall,
an intensely divided place that had descended into war with no sign of stopping
anytime soon.

Regardless of who you voted for in this year’s presidential election, or whose
ideals match yours the closest, it cannot be denied that the United States is
currently in a state of deep division. Mass groups of people march in the
streets in protest of our president elect, and his election has been declared a
victory by white supremacist groups. Older generations point fingers at the
Millennial generation for not voting enough, while Millennials point to them
declaring they voted for the wrong person. Families are divided right down the
middle, some to the point that children do not speak to their parents simply
because they feel that their parents’ votes were a declaration that they do not
support their life choices. I have watched my friends and immediate family
descend into mourning once they saw the results while I simultaneously watched
distant relatives rejoice in their victory. The country has descended into
another chaos, a chaos in which people on both sides of an argument spend so
much time pointing fingers and fearmongering in order to turn the other side
into the villain, resulting in a world where the people choose to live in blind
hatred of others rather than taking the time to stop and listen to their
complaints and analyze what has caused them to be raised in order to reach a
better understanding. A world in which members of each side of the argument have
painted the other in such a negative light that to engage with the opposing side
in a positive manner is to ostracize oneself from one’s original allies. This is
a world in which people who voted against Donald Trump have considered suicide
to be a better option than to live in a country in which he wields the highest
office.

This is a country that desperately needs Wonder Woman.

In the words of comic book writer Gail Simone, “When you need to stop an
asteroid, you get Superman. When you need to solve a mystery, you call Batman.
But when you need to end a war, you get Wonder Woman.” And that is exactly what
has to be done.

As tempting as it is to point fingers and call names, or to stop your feet and
scream at people with whom you disagree before promptly cutting them off from
your life forever, this is not a productive action. This is an action that cuts
off any chance of dialogue -- an action that essentially eliminates the
possibility of an ally in the fight to protect the rights of American citizens
who feel, and are, threatened by this upcoming presidency. And as satisfying as
it might be to just shut the person down before they get the chance to respond,
the only way that this battle against the discrimination that has been spread
throughout this election cycle is to be willing to truly listen to their
complaints and formulate a valid response.

This is exactly what Wonder Woman would do.

“If the prospect of living in a world where trying to respect the basic rights
of those around you and valuing each other simply because we exist are such
daunting, impossible tasks then what sort of world are we left with? And what
sort of world do you want to live in?” With this statement, Wonder Woman
encapsulates the central issue of this constant fight occurring at this moment
in the United States -- if all we are capable of doing is to argue, then how are
we ever going to make the world a better place?

Wonder Woman’s primary objective at all times is not to go smashing into battle,
throwing all caution and conscience to the wind. On the contrary, Wonder Woman
begins practically every exchange with an attempt to engage with whatever being
or person is causing a problem for others and learn their reasoning behind their
actions. She genuinely listens to them, she asks questions, and she builds a
full personal picture of the other’s experience, attempting to talk them down
and/or present a compromise before she takes any physical action. Wonder Woman
brings with her a true sense of love and compassion for all of the people she
encounters, regardless of how they feel about her or her beliefs. Wonder Woman
is mature, direct, and respectful of everyone at all times, even when it is
clear that their words and actions are making her angry. If there is anyone who
is supremely qualified to solve the social problems of our society today, it is
Wonder Woman. And I know that she will continue to do so in every story that I
read.

Unfortunately, Wonder Woman is not real, and she’s not actually going to save
us. But if each of us were to take to heart her principles of life, her sense of
compassion for her fellow people, as well as her love for the world around her,
then we could all, slowly, piece our country back together. And maybe, together,
we can start to heal this country, and once again make it a safer place for all
people to engage with each other, regardless of their race, gender, sexual
orientation, or religion. It will be a long time coming, but if we act as
disciples of peace and love rather than anger and retaliation, we will be able
to overcome anything, and then we will no longer be so desperate for Wonder
Woman to swoop in and save us all.

Comic panels are written by Gail Simone and drawn by Colleen Doran. From the
Wonder Woman 75th Anniversary Special #1, published in November 2016.

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BECKHAM'S WEDDING DESCENDS INTO MADNESS

UNEXPECTED CHAOS AND LAWSUITS

Proto News
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Brooklyn Beckham's wedding plans seemed to have been well-thought out, with all
the necessary steps taken to ensure a perfect day. But after the wedding details
arose to say otherwise. Apparently, Marc Anthony sang at the wedding and gave a
speech but did not mention the Peltz, instead dedicating it to Victoria Beckham.
Food was served by former Bill Clinton chef, Thierry Isambert of Miami. Tom and
Giselle made an appearance.

But according to a new lawsuit in Florida, wedding planners Nicole Braghin and
Arianna Grijalba were sued earlier this month when father of the bride Nelson
Peltz demanded his deposit back. The wedding planners were hired just 6 weeks
before the wedding date. According to a reverse suit, Nelson Peltz wanted to
‘cancel the wedding’ and allegedly called it ‘a s*** show’ but his wife ‘begged’
him not to as it would ‘destroy Nicola’s career’. Nicola allegedly spent
$100,000 on hair and make-up with the court documents claiming her mother asked
the planners not to tell her husband because he would ‘kill her and be so mad’.

Source: Vogue

Both Claudia and Nicola had insisted that Victoria Beckham could not know about
any internal mistakes regarding the ongoing planning of her son’s wedding,
including any errors with the guest list’ - court filing suggests. Lewis
Hamilton escaped the drama of the day by not attending.

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18 DUMB JOKES YOU DEFINITELY TOLD IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

YOU DIDN'T ALWAYS UNDERSTAND THEM, BUT YOU LAUGHED ANYWAY.

Stefanie McDonough
21 February
Flagler College
113902

1. "SPELL I CUP"

Always a classic, your fellow second-graders never saw it coming.

2. "SAY LETTUCE AND SPELL CUP"

Basically the same as the "I Cup" joke but with a new twist that would fool all
your friends again!

Cute Gif Reaction GIF Giphy

3. "WHY DID THE CHICKEN CROSS THE ROAD?"

"To get to the other side."

"To get away from you."

"To prove he wasn't a chicken."

This one had endless possibilities and as long as you could make up new answers,
the chicken joke never got old.

4. "KNOCK KNOCK"

"Who's there?"

"I eat mop."

"I eat mop who?"

Cue endless laughter because poop-based jokes always killed in elementary
school.

(For those of you too mature for this joke: "Mop who" sounds a lot like "my
poo.")

Interview Crying GIF Giphy

5. "BEND OVER AND SPELL RUN"

If the other kids didn't learn from the 'I Cup' incident, they were sure to fall
for this one too. However, this was a more mature kind of joke. One only the
fourth and fifth graders could pretend they understood.

6. "YOUR MOM"

This response was always perfect for any occasion. Whether someone asks you what
you did over the weekend, or even if you did your homework, this response
guaranteed a laugh even if it didn't completely make sense.

7. "WHY IS 6 AFRAID OF 7?"

"Because 7 ate 9!"

Sure, this one has been told way too many times, but back in the day this was
hilarious!

8. "I HAVE A KNOCK KNOCK JOKE BUT YOU HAVE TO START IT."

"Ok. Knock knock."

"Who's there?"

".....?" -Your confused and silent friend.

One of the easiest jokes you can tell because it requires little effort from
you. But the longer you kept a straight face at the end, the funnier the joke
became.

9. "WHAT'S A PIRATE'S FAVORITE LETTER?"

"Arrrrrr!"

Or, for those elementary school students looking for a more intellectual answer:
"Sea."

10. "WHY DO HIPPOS WEAR RED NAIL POLISH?"

"To hide in cherry trees."

Your classmate that doubts you: "That makes no sense."

"Have you ever seen a hippo hiding in a cherry tree? No? The nail polish must be
working then."

It always felt good proving your friends wrong when they doubted your rock solid
facts about hippo habits.

Nick Offerman Smile GIF Giphy

11. "KNOCK KNOCK."

"Who's there?"

"Banana."

(Repeat 3 times)

"Knock knock."

"Who's there?!"

"Orange."

"Orange who?"

"Orange you glad I didn't say banana?"

Even though this joke took forever, the end result was worth it. Plus you loved
to see all your friends get annoyed with the repeating banana joke.

12. "MY DOG HAS NO NOSE."

"How does it smell?"

"Terrible."

This worked with whatever pet you may have had as a child. Or if you didn't have
a pet, you could always say it was a friend who had no nose. In fact, that was
even better.

13. "HOW DO YOU SELL A DUCK TO A DEAF MAN?"

"DO YOU WANNA BUY A DUCK?"

This was an outside joke because if you screamed at the top of your lungs
inside, your teacher would have definitely put you in time out.

14. "WHY DID THE OLD LADY FALL INTO A WELL?"

"She didn't see that well."

This one was best if the punch line was delivered without laughing, which was
always difficult when you knew your joke was absolute gold.

Bill Hader Smile GIF Giphy

15. "WHAT DO YOU CALL A FISH WITH NO EYES?"

"Fshhhh."

You saved this joke for those who confidently knew how to spell. Sorry
kindergarteners, this joke is too sophisticated.

16. "WHY DID THE IDIOT GET FIRED FROM THE M&M FACTORY?

"Because he kept throwing away all the W's."

Again, the kindergarteners had to be excluded from this joke because not all of
them knew all of the letters in the alphabet yet.

17. "WHAT'S BROWN AND STICKY?"

"A stick."

Simple and to the point. You were definitely on the fast track to becoming the
class comedian.

18. "KNOCK KNOCK."

"Who's there?"

"Little old lady."

"Little old lady who?"

"It's just a joke! No need to yodel about it!"

So many classics. Reflect. Did you have a favorite?

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