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«Advice» column

Prepping For A New Semester

November 19th, 2012; By Pat Dwyer

The beginning of a new semester can be a nerve-racking time for students, particularly those that are entering college or university for the first time. If you are concerned about […]


A Student’s Guide to Surviving Winter

November 19th, 2012; By Kylie Nussey

The chill is coming! Colder, whiter days are ahead. We all have to deal with the torment of winter, but there are a few ways to make it easier for […]


Choosing A Career Path

October 22nd, 2012; By Kathleen Gerry

Whether you are in grade 8 or grade 12, there is always pressure to choose a career. While the pressure increases as you get closer to graduation, it’s never a […]


The Bully, The Bullied and The Bystander

October 21st, 2012; By Joy Kita

There is a dangerous notion of what normal is for today’s young person, defined in part by media images, Hollywood and reality television. The rest in a cocktail definition is […]


Making A Great Impression: 10 Tips For Job and Scholarship Applications

October 20th, 2012; By Roger Simmons

Are you applying for a job or scholarship? The following list of pitfalls to avoid apply to ALL aspects of the process: resumes, cover letters, essays, and even your interview […]


Bullying Is Everyone’s Problem

October 19th, 2012; By Fiona Bramzell

There is no doubt that bullying is a problem which has been around for a long time – within all forms of human interaction, there have always been those that […]


Using a Tutor – Benefits Beyond Raising Your Grade

October 18th, 2012; By Katie Webb

Have you ever considered using a tutor? If your answer is no, there are a few things you should know about the benefits of a tutor that may help sway […]