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«Advice» column

Don’t Like Your Boss? Be Nice Anyway

September 24th, 2013; By Erik McKay

The working life can be hard. Poor pay, bad hours, unappealing work and unhelpful co-workers can sometimes seem to follow you from job to job. On top of all that, […]


Following Your Gut Instincts

September 24th, 2013; By Susan Huebert

Making decisions can be tough — not only for the very difficult decisions, but also for the easy ones. Sometimes, people can make life-changing choices in a few moments but […]


Study More Effectively with Art

September 24th, 2013; By Mackenzie Wall

It is a daunting task to study for a multi-chapter unit test. Besides the final exam, those are the tests that every high school student dreads – no matter how […]


Study What Interests You

September 24th, 2013; By Nico Mara-McKay

Going to college or university is a pretty big deal and the program or courses you choose can impact your future success, both financially and in terms of doing something […]


What Your Marks Really Mean

September 1st, 2013; By Susan Huebert

For many students, grades can be a very stressful part of going to school. Report card time can be difficult, especially for anyone who is close to failing a course. […]


Where Are You? Finding Yourself

August 26th, 2013; By Erica Cooper

Imagine your life as a timeline graph, from birth to present to future. Write down all of your major goals in your life that you feel you want to achieve. […]


Just Say No: Drinking and Driving

August 26th, 2013; By Kathleen Gerry

You’ve heard it a thousand times: don’t drink and drive. You’ve seen all the ads sponsored by MADD – “Mother’s Against Drunk Drivers” – but you still get the temptation […]