How Anger Can Make You Better
November 29th, 2020; By Anthony Teles
Do you ever get angry and have no idea why? Anger has always been a big part of being human. Everyone gets upset from time to time. It is a […]
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What is FOMO and How Can it Affect You?
November 29th, 2020; By Linda Mendes
What is FOMO? FOMO stands for “fear of missing out”. This fear refers to the feeling that others are having more fun, living better lives, and experiencing much better things […]
Why Representation in Media Matters for People with Disabilities
October 31st, 2020; By Anthony Teles
Movies and shows are a major part of our culture. What we see on the screen can influence how we view society as a whole. For a long time, people […]
What Do I Do if My Friends and Family Are Not Taking COVID-19 Seriously?
October 31st, 2020; By Anthony Teles
COVID-19 is exhausting. The social distancing, staying home, and taking extra precautions all take a huge mental and physical toll. It can be difficult to follow all of this, but […]
The Study of Happiness: Why It’s More Important than Ever
October 31st, 2020; By Rochelle C. Pangilinan
We have been made aware of how COVID-19 can affect us physically if it directly affects us, but not all of us have been made aware of the psychological toll […]
Still at a Lost about COVID-19? These Resources Have You Covered
October 31st, 2020; By Rochelle C. Pangilinan
With cases of COVID-19 infections on the rise again both in Canada and worldwide, the more there is a need for reliable and credible sources about the pandemic. This is […]
Portraying Disability in TV and Film: We Can Do More
October 31st, 2020; By Rochelle C. Pangilinan
Before Ryan Murphy catapulted into fame and became an award-winning mega-producer, he was the brains behind “Glee,” the highly rated TV show on the highs and lows of a high […]
