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«Advice» column

I’m Afraid my Mental Illness will Hold Me Back…

October 29th, 2015; By Maria Cruz

I can’t stress enough how crippling it is to have a mental illness. The stigma surrounding it doesn’t help either, especially with admitting you have one or even seeking help […]


Trouble at Home is Distracting Me At School…

October 29th, 2015; By Laura Sciarpelletti

With so much happening around us and with so many different parts of our lives to participate in, it can be difficult to give school the focus it deserves. One […]


Tips for Taking a Test

October 29th, 2015; By Teodora Pasca

As an elementary school student, your teachers use different strategies to help you learn. Whether it’s a classroom activity or a field trip, there are various ways for you to […]


Mettre l’empathie en pratique

October 29th, 2015; By Anthony Teles

Tu es assis à ton bureau. Tu es nerveux. Le professeur est en train de remettre ce gros test. Que la note soit une réussite ou un échec, ça frappe avec assurance quand […]


Getting Your 40 Hours of Community Service

October 29th, 2015; By Jasmin Bollman

As you know, all high school students need to have 40 hours of community service in order to graduate. Use this information to discover where your 40 hours can best […]


OSAP: The Basics, Application and Concerns

September 30th, 2015; By Erin Kelly

What is OSAP? If you are an up and coming post-secondary student in Ontario, you might have already heard about OSAP. The acronym stands for Ontario Student Assistance Program. It […]


Are You the Subject of a Nasty Gossip? How to Turn Things Around

July 26th, 2015; By Rochelle C. Pangilinan

Today, gossiping can be considered a national pastime. There are several reasons why people gossip. One is that people who engage in gossip feel privileged. Imagine seeing your not-so-favorite teacher […]