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«Elementary» column

How to Avoid Peer Pressure

November 30th, 2016; By Maria Cruz

Our friends are some of the most important people to us. We listen to what they tell us, we spend a lot of time with them, and some of them […]


How to Get Better at Reading

November 30th, 2016; By Susan Huebert

When you go to school, you learn many useful facts and skills that can be useful for you later in life. However, you might have learned the most important skill […]


Why You Should Love the Way You Look

November 22nd, 2016; By Mariann Roberts

Have you ever looked at a person in a movie or a magazine and thought, “I wish I looked like that,” or wanted to change something about yourself because you […]


The Many Different Types of Poetry

October 31st, 2016; By Laura Sciarpelletti

There are so many different forms of poetry, with their different ways of expression and style limitations. Poetry is a fantastic way to open up and let the creative juices […]


Career Profile: Ski Lift Mechanic

October 31st, 2016; By Susan Huebert

Imagine what it would be like to carry someone up a mountain slope. Very few people could do that on their own, but they can if they work as ski […]


Make Them Laugh: A Career in Comedy

October 31st, 2016; By Anthony Teles

You know how to make them laugh. Witty retorts roll off your tongue. All your friends know you as the funny one. A career in comedy looks to be in […]


Changing Responsibilities: The Leap From Elementary School To High School

October 31st, 2016; By Jack Blare

The transition between elementary or middle school to high school is a big one. As you grow older and move into high school-level classes, your responsibilities will change as well. […]