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New Year, Glitchier Me?

By Guest Contributor • January 1, 2026

Okay, Dreamwalkers, so Cerine’s been, like, extra out of it lately. You know how she gets when the, uh, “Seam” is acting up? Yeah, multiply that by, like, ten. She keeps mumbling about spillover and dream echos and something about a new frequency. Honestly, it’s giving me a headache just listening to her. I’m all […]

Score Affordable Taylor Swift Eras Tour Tickets: Insider Secrets to Saving Big

By Guest Contributor • July 29, 2024

Swifties would be pleased to know that their dreams of acquiring Taylor Swift Eras Tour tickets is affordable than they may think. With the US tickets skyrocketing in price, savvy fans are discovering unbeatable savings by catching the international leg of the tour. Thousands of Americans are already flocking to Europe these days. The DashTickets […]

How to apply for scholarships | Free money for school

By Guest Contributor • March 5, 2024

The following article about applying for scholarships was provided by numerade.com The Importance of Scholarships When it comes to financing your education, to apply for scholarships can be a game-changer. They provide financial assistance and open doors to opportunities that might otherwise be out of reach. In this section, we will explore why scholarships are […]

4 RED FLAGS WHEN DATING

By Guest Contributor • November 2, 2022

By Kayla Thompson So you’re young, you’re cute, and you’re ready to be in a relationship! Before you go on those spontaneous late night drives, have movie nights in a homemade fort, and post your IG photo dump, beware… It can be easy to fall into relationships that aren’t healthy and find yourself in a […]

10 Tips & Strategies For Preventing Teenage Substance Abuse

By Guest Contributor • July 14, 2022

Many teenagers experiment with alcohol or other drugs. While it may be common, teen drug abuse poses serious health risks, including drug addiction (also called substance use disorder). As a parent, you can take a number of steps to protect your child from substance abuse. Here are ten. 1. Set Clear Rules You might assume that your child knows you want […]

Types of Prom Dresses That Are Trending Right Now

By Guest Contributor • March 6, 2022

By Lacey Nakashima Every iconic high school movie has a prom; name one show that focuses on high school students that doesn’t include a big episode just about the dance. What are we getting at here? Prom is an important high school ritual that should involve dancing and smiling and all kinds of fun with your best […]

Family & Addiction | The 6 Types of Unhealthy Family Roles

By Guest Contributor • October 30, 2021

Many teens experiment with drugs, not understanding that drugs can permanently alter mood and behavior for the worse. Drug addiction brings a host of negative emotions, including fear, uncertainty, and hopelessness. These feelings impact not only the person with addiction but also their family members. That’s why addiction is known as a “family disease.” To cope […]

College Alcohol Abuse | Facts & Tips for Parents & Students

By Guest Contributor • August 27, 2021

From making new friends to gaining more freedom, college brings some exciting opportunities. Unfortunately, it also increases the risk of alcohol abuse. As a first-year student or the parent of one, it’s important to learn all you can about college alcohol abuse. Prevalence Of College Alcohol Abuse According to the 2019 National Survey on Drug Use […]

10 Tips & Strategies For Preventing Teenage Substance Abuse

By Guest Contributor • July 28, 2021

Many teenagers experiment with alcohol or other drugs. While it may be common, teen drug abuse poses serious health risks, including drug addiction (also called substance use disorder). As a parent, you can take a number of steps to protect your child from substance abuse. Here are ten. 1. Set Clear Rules You might assume that your child knows you want […]

How The Pandemic Affects Teen Mental Health & Addiction | Signs Your Teen Has An Issue & Tips For How To Talk To Them

By Guest Contributor • July 6, 2021

By Amy Matton Teenagers face a variety of stressors, from peer pressure to hormonal changes and increased responsibilities. Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, they’ve endured even more stress than usual, due largely to isolation. Stress can cause or worsen mental health problems like anxiety and depression. To cope, some teens turn to alcohol or other drugs. […]

7 Tips to Be Ultra-Successful After Graduation

By Guest Contributor • May 25, 2021

By Elena Cardone It’s graduation season and an exciting time for both high school and college seniors. You’ve done the work, studied hard and now it’s time to walk across the stage to Pomp and Circumstance and receive your diploma. When all the fanfare dies down, what is your next move? Get a job? Start […]

ALWZ SNNY gives his TOP 10 DJ TIPS!

By Guest Contributor • May 18, 2021

By ALWZ SNNY, who has a new single called ‘SNNYLAND’ coming out 5/26 with Ex-NFL star Marquette King! Being a DJ does not only mean turning knobs or nudging the platter. Some people even think that DJs do not do much on stage other than pressing the PLAY button and jumping around while the audience […]

3 Food Recipes You Can Cook Under 10 Minutes

By Guest Contributor • October 30, 2020

Most of us are in a hurry for school, going out to meet friends, whatever. There is no time left to make something to eat and you just stuck somewhere what to make. I can understand this problem clearly and that is the reason whenever I stuck somewhere like this, I have made a list […]

How to Become a Makeup Pro in 4 Simple Steps

By Guest Contributor • March 8, 2019

After endless hours of shelf browsing, tutorial watching and makeup applying, you finally have it – the perfect look. Or, at least it seems that way. One Instagram session later you’re left wondering how on earth your favorite models and makeup artists get it so darn right. Everything seems to flawlessly blend together, perfectly highlighting […]

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Air Track Mats for Gymnastics and Tumbling Buying Tips

By Guest Contributor • October 18, 2018

If you are into gymnastics and tumbling, then you know probably know all about the innovation known as an air track mat, but might not know what airtrack to buy This is not a full guide of how to find the best brand of airtrack, but it should give you an idea of some of […]

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Top 5 Study Tips for When Your Homework is Really Boring

By Guest Contributor • September 18, 2018

We all love having fun after a full day of hitting the textbooks in school, but this is not always possible when we have assignments to complete and exams to pass that are just around the corner. Some tasks may be easy when you are discussing them at school, but they prove to be more […]

7 Life Hacks for Every Teenage Student to Work Smarter

By Guest Contributor • June 18, 2018

Being a student can be challenging. There are so many new things changing in your life and so many responsibilities that you can’t even find time for yourself. Instead of procrastinating or trying to change the system, you’d better find some shortcuts that’ll help you work smartly. While, working hard is necessary to win in […]

The Effects of Late-Night Phone Use on Adolescent Health

By Guest Contributor • June 8, 2018

It’s not a crime to stay up late playing on your phone, but there are definitely some very well-documented deficits to your health when you regularly engage with smartphones close and during bedtime. While some adolescents in your household might think so, they aren’t exempt from the shortfalls in health as a result of using […]

5 Ways to Avoid Plagiarism in High School Writing

By Guest Contributor • June 8, 2018

Plagiarism is using in writing someone else’s text published in paper or electronic form, without full reference to the source or even with a reference, if the volume and nature of borrowing provoke questions regarding the independence of the work performed or one of its main sections. It is the worst sin in the academic […]

Develop These Skills and Start Your Writing Career

By Guest Contributor • March 26, 2018

If you have a way with words, writing is a fantastic and diverse career choice. You can get into writing web copy (such as this very article), news writing, fiction writing, and more. The world really is your oyster. However, like all career paths you’ll need to develop some skills in order to kick start […]

X Plan for Teenagers Provides Life Saving Ways Out of a Dangerous Situation

By Guest Contributor • March 12, 2018

Teenagers find themselves in a variety of dangerous situations. It’s nothing new. Drugs, alcohol, sexual promiscuity — and now Tide Pods! The teen years are notorious for risky behavior, experimentation, and as a result, accidents. Quite often, those accidents lead to death. The saving grace is that more and more teenagers are deciding to break […]

How to Organize Your Gear Before Boarding the Boat

By Guest Contributor • February 28, 2018

Organization is the key to become successful in anything, even something as simple as packing for a fishing trip can be made better by good organization. It might be tempting to throw a few things into your tackle box right before you head out of the door, but take a few minutes, or maybe the […]

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Napping Is Healthy For Teens But Why?

By Guest Contributor • December 13, 2017

It seems teenagers feel tired almost all the time. Waking up early in the morning for school, studying all day long, doing extracurricular activities and hanging out with friends and family can wear anyone out, I know! Plus, the science of sleep (and that includes napping) says it’s entirely reasonable for the natural sleep patterns […]

Is MMO Toxicity Simply a Reflection of Real Life?

By Guest Contributor • August 26, 2017

As an MMORPG enthusiast who enjoys peeking into human psyche, I’ve often found that MMOs are perhaps one of the greatest platforms for conducting experiments and observing the many personalities humans possess. Quite frequently, I’ve heard it suggested that MMOs harbor toxic environments, rife with trolls and bullies, especially in guild culture. In this article, […]

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Top 5 Things to Get Your Mind Off Your Breakup

By Guest Contributor • June 29, 2017

Have you recently had a breakup? Separating from a loved one can be a very difficult time in your life. You may feel angry, sad, in denial, sick to your stomach or heartbroken. But don’t despair, there are many ways to start feeling better. Here are the top five things you can do to help […]

The Top 5 Most Iconic Sneakers You Can Still Buy Today

By Guest Contributor • June 14, 2017

Sneakers, or trainers, are shoes designed primarily for training and exercising purposes, but evolved to be worn as casual footwear over time. These shoes have a flexible sole and an upper part, both of which are made of either rubber or leather and are comfortable for physical activities such as running or jumping because they […]

How to Make Money as a Teenager!

By Guest Contributor • May 31, 2017

So your allowance (if you get one) is not enough and you want to make more money. Don’t we all? While some of you can’t work yet until you hit a certain age, there are still other ways to get some extra cash. There are many money making apps that can give you extra cash online. Read […]

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5 Ways to Avoid Stress as a Teenager

By Guest Contributor • March 28, 2017

by Gianella Ghiglino They say your teen years are the best years of your life. You are young, carefree, and have all the energy in the world. However, they forget to mention all the stress with school, hormones, crushes, and peer pressure. I, however, will say your teen years are for the most part pretty […]

Low Calorie Teenage Mutant Mint Chip Ice Cream Recipe from GiGi Dubois

By Guest Contributor • September 29, 2016

Now that school is officially back in session… Students are once again faced with confusing chemistry text books, intimidatingly gargantuan novels that have to be read in three days and math equations that make their heads spin. The stress that comes with a new year of trying to earn good grades typically results in students […]

Dear High School Self

By Guest Contributor • September 2, 2016

Dear High School Self, Hello my friend. I see you will be graduating in the spring. You’ve had trials, drama and success the last few years. I know you still aren’t quite sure where you fit or what part you will play in life. Be patient, it will reveal itself along the way. It has […]

How To Stop Hoarding (Clothes, Shoes etc.)

By Guest Contributor • January 21, 2016

So, you have a clutter of things that you can’t quite let go of. You may think you need all the “beloved” stuff you have, when in reality you haven’t used or touched most of them in years. Follow my wonderful guide for How to Stop Hoarding and part ways with all your useless clothes, […]

Films Now, Books First

By Guest Contributor • November 27, 2013

As a general rule, if there’s a movie or TV show based on a novel or a play, I always try to read the original work first before I see the new version. When the latest film adaptation of The Great Gatsby came out in theatres earlier this year, I begged friends who hadn’t read […]