By Ruthie Cordia Step 1: Find a local gym near you. To start, go onto google and simply search gyms near me. Most (not all) gyms allow you to tour their facility and always try to before going to one. If you don't feel safe going alone to the gym then find a gym … Continue reading So You Want to Go to the Gym
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By Julia Florian A lot of people like to travel but do not have the expenses to do so. I will be giving a list of apps, tricks, and hacks to make your trips … Continue reading Traveling on a Budget
By Ruthie Cordia It starts with the mindset. Your mindset can help you be calm where you would usually be stressing over homework or tests, even if you’re an anxious person like I am. It doesn’t take much to give yourself some self care and rest in between doing your work. Especially if your body … Continue reading Tips and Tricks to Help Your Mental Health to Do Well in College
By Marissa Frazier TikTok has been taking over the internet since 2016, continuously coming up with the newest trends everyone is dying to try. You’ve seen them throughout your day while in between classes, your break from work, or even while procrastinating your homework. Although it would be ridiculously long to name every single one … Continue reading TikTok Trends
By Marissa Frazier Communication is a widespread skill. Everyone communicates, it is how we live as humans. Thankfully, movies and actors are great at showing communication. 10 Things I Hate About You (1999) is an excellent film (based on Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew) that helps to show many different types of communication. Kat … Continue reading 10 Things I Hate About You and Communication Skills
By Tyler Melvin April 19, 2022 MIAMI - Albert Pujols lumbered around third base in the top half of the third inning in an effort to not only beat the relay from right field, but to stay in front of the fleet-footed Tommy Edman who knocked the ball into the gap for a triple. … Continue reading Pujols Turns Back Time in St. Louis
By Megan Fitts I believe my dad is the definition of a hero. As a paramedic he’s saved lives, and as a teacher he nurtured them, and all without much praise. I had no idea just how many people respected or admired him, to the point that we’re now sitting inside an amusement park because … Continue reading Hero’s Farewell
By Marissa Frazier The clicking of her deep maroon heels chatter against the ground, constantly bantering on which one hits the hardest. Live classical jazz plays quietly in the background, as if being in an elevator, yet it is quite modern like what one would see in a masquerade with people galloping around in masks, … Continue reading How Not to Cheat
By Dora Bell My bike didn’t cost me an arm and a leg like my parents said it would. I think I left my brain on the counter of the shop when I bought it, though. This city has sucked every grey cell out of my noggin, like a little kid munchin’ on those candy-filled … Continue reading I’m Not a Sandbagger, I Just Have Baggage
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