Studying tips and tricks to pick up before the next school year
Ever tried to study for a major test and it just wasn’t working for you? Here are some tips to possibly reduce stress and to get your study on!
Category: Life
Sleep deficit a serious problem for teens
And no an all-nighter won’t fix it.
The Construction Frenzy: Are you cut out for the job?
My experience on the Brentwood construction site showed me that there a lot of different things to consider when working in construction. From safety to time management, working outside, learning new things on the go and being prepared for anything. All that combined though is what makes working construction exciting and worth it.
If an electric supercar drives through a forest and doesn’t make a sound, is it still a supercar?
The Porche Taycan is set to be Porsche’s first purely electric supercar when it is released this fall.
Effects of untreated depression
Depression does not only affect how we feel and act — it can affect the structure of the brain itself.
Procrastinating is better
My life is better when I procrastinate and let me tell you, I will never start my work on time no matter what.
Conquering performance anxiety
The common condition occurs in many athletes but can be managed if certain steps are taken.
Instagram to become a digital mall
Instagram’s new online shopping feature makes a great step forwards allowing users to purchase items on Instagram.
Simple Steps: How to deal with strict parents
With only a couple steps, you can gain knowledge and tips on how to handle strict parenting.
The secret, corrupt world of hockey
For most people trying-out for a team takes hard work and dedication, but how did those other kids get on the team?
Don’t you just love owning an adorable pet that could kill you at any time?
Exotic animals are becoming more popular as pets, but they have a special set of needs.
Malls, with one foot in the grave, are trying to become entertainment destinations
Malls are now expected to be new and exciting for shoppers and the objective is spreading all across Burnaby.
The power behind your wardrobe
Not only can the way we dress change how we see ourselves, but it can also portray a specific story that others see at a first glance, as well as influence our behaviour and performance on a daily basis.
The influence siblings have on your personality
In a survey taken by high school students, the similarities and differences between only children and those with siblings have been uncovered.
True Crime: Kidnappers, psychos and serial killers, Oh my!
We are surrounded by disturbing things in the media, but why do we seem to love it?
Instagram announces plan to hide likes in Canada
Instagram head, Adam Mosseri, said he wants to relieve Instagram users of the pressure they feel to be validated through the number of likes on their posts.
Quick and effective Cannabis testing remains out of reach
As cannabis is becoming legalized in more places, law enforcement and employers require the ability to test how impaired people are. However current tests only indicate the presence of the now legal drug.
The entrepreneurial lifestyle for a minor–what really goes on?
An insider look in what the business life consists of, and whether or not it’s a good life to live for a student.
The dangers and benefits of Artificial Intelligence
An A.I. threat could be devastating to humanity, but are the risks we have to take worth it? The possibility of an A.I. uprising is frightening, but the payoff could greatly outweigh the negatives.
Young people are trying to bring more attention to plastic
Three girls from Burnaby turn to Instagram to get out their message about the plastic pollution crisis.
