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Taking notes in Post Secondary

by Geoff Howell

You’re writing as fast as your hand will go – the words from the screen flying onto your page in a barely legible chicken-scratch font as you race to get […]


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A Guide to University Housing Part 1: The Downside of Dorm Life

by Laurel Walsh

No parents, co-ed dorms, constant partying and food whenever you want it; living in residence sounds like a blast! And it can be, but if you’re considering spending a year […]


Sports for Life: A Career in Physical Education is Possible

by Giulio Rocco

With the Winter Olympics just behind us, and the FIFA World Cup still going on,2010 is becoming an exciting year for international sports. Although extra-curricular activities and education do not […]


Laughing your way Thin ( part 2 )

by Dr. Nance Macleod Phd NMD DNM

Be willing to laugh with and at yourself This is not a step of humiliation or self-defamation because those things are definitely not fun: it is a strategy of being […]


The College Transition

by 0 Backup WordPress

As you enter your first year of college, you are bound to encounter personal anxiety over the new place, new home, and new friends-don’t worry, you are not alone. Every […]


Laugh your way THIN ( part 1 )

by Erica Cooper

If you follow the steps below you will laugh more frequently. Laughter is an excellent form of aerobic exercise: a hearty, belly laugh produces the same physical response as thirty […]