Written by Macy Young Post-traumatic stress disorder is when someone has difficulty recovering after experiencing or witnessing a terrifying event. It is quite common with about 3 million cases a year in the U.S. There are four groups that PTSD … Continue reading PTSD
Written by Adrianna LoChirco With Thanksgiving slowly approaching many teens across the nation will start to see the hashtag “ThanksgivingClapBack” spread quickly among all social media platforms. These memes tend to have everyone gobbling like a turkey. Below I have inserted some of the best clap-back memes that have won the Internet’s heart. 1. Sometimes you just have to tell them 2. When they keep bringing up your grades 3. When they just don’t know you 4. When you’re serving looks 5. Karen, mind your business 6. Again, mind your business 7. School, school, school #ThanksgivingClapBack Continue reading Thanksgiving Clap-Back Memes You Need in Your Life
Written by Adrianna LoChirco Midterms are coming up, and with that comes the stress of having to review content from up to seven classes. To help ease the load, here is some advice from experienced upperclassmen on how to make … Continue reading A Guide to Passing Midterms
Written by Debra Murray Student debt is an incredible weight on recent college graduates. According to Forbes, money borrowed for student loans varying in age, race, gender, etc. equals more than 1.5 trillion dollars. Student loan debt is the second … Continue reading How Future College Students Will Vote Based on the Student Debt Crisis
Written by Payne Findley First Race Car: Any first car is going to suck, but almost any car could be fast. The best car for a first “race car” is a 2005 Toyota Camry SE Sport. The Camry is a … Continue reading What Car You Need to Race Well
Written by Adrianna LoChirco Selfishness can be defined as self-centered, egocentric, or simply doing things to only benefit oneself. It may also be defined as only caring about your own needs, wants, and desires. It is easy for people to … Continue reading The Truth About Focusing on Yourself
Written by Debra Murray The hallways of any high school tend to be filled with students who looked like they rolled out of bed in sweatpants and a hoodie, but there are always a few students who constantly put effort … Continue reading The Art of Not Wearing Sweatpants
