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Published on June 1st, 2022

I’m just one person! Juggling work, school, chores, cooking, and more.

June 1st, 2022; By author below

By Bhargavi Venkataraman Whether you are a high schooler, a university student, or a working professional, these days, it seems that there is always something to do. From juggling work […]


High School Horror Stories: Surviving the Monstrous Math Class (French version available)

June 1st, 2022; By Elora Pharai

Like everything else, high school has its ups and downs. However, one thing I’ve noticed about high school is that it has this way of making something feel much worse […]


Get Sun and Exercise by Working an Outdoor Trades Job This Summer (French version available)

June 1st, 2022; By Meghan Brown

Summer break is coming up, which means it’s time for many students to start looking for a summer job.  While most towns and cities will have the usual restaurant and […]


How to Deal with a Failing Grade (French version available)

June 1st, 2022; By Meghan Brown

No one is perfect, especially when it comes to school; after all, we’re all still learning.  Part of the learning process means that you might not completely understand everything you’re […]


A Look at Options for High School Graduates and Post-Secondary Students to Make the Most of Their Summer (French version available)

June 1st, 2022; By Tiffany Chang

Depending on people’s individual situations, summer is usually associated with taking a break from school and pursuing other things. If people organize their time well, it could involve relaxation as […]


Working from Home vs. Working in Office: A Close Look into Their Advantages and Disadvantages

June 1st, 2022; By Rochelle C. Pangilinan

Even before COVID-19 barged into our lives in early March 2020, Canadians weren’t exactly strangers to the work-from-home concept. In fact, according to Statista.com, 20 percent of the working population […]


To Write or Not to Write Poetry: 4 Ways to Kickstart Your Knack for Poetry

June 1st, 2022; By Rochelle C. Pangilinan

Why are people drawn to poetry? As Professor John Keating once said, ““We don’t read and write poetry because it’s cute. We read and write poetry because we are members […]