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Spiritual snapshot:  My second chance at life On the morning of July 12, around 7 am, I was on my way to work. I had been out very late the night before at a wedding and was very tired.  About 5 minutes from work I fell asleep at the wheel.  I woke up immediately after hearing the wheels of the car hit the gravel shoulder to my right.  I reacted... >Full Story

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Planning and Time Management for Students On the Job

The old adage reminds us that "People don't plan to fail but a lot of people do fail to plan." During a war, we find a tank operator and a general. Which function is more important? It is probably the general, at least in this sense. One can be the best tank operator on the line, get out there everyday and... >Read More



The Ten Commandments of Returning to School

It's that time of year again.  The Fall is nearly upon us, and you are undoubtedly preparing to go back to school.  Having been a post-secondary student 6 years in succession, let me bestow my wealth of knowledge upon you. 1. Thou shalt not leave thy registration until the last minute.  That thou hast a thousand plus one other things... >Read More



Team Work in Study Groups Helps Ease the Load

As the semester wears on and the homework load increases, thoughts of finding more effective study skills and approaches are undoubtedly entering your minds. Why not try out a study group? A study group is essentially a group of students who meet on a somewhat consistent basis to study together and offer one another advice and suggestions (but...... >Read More



Study Skills: Choose a Good Study Area

by Anik Singal One of the most important factors in studying properly is choosing where you can study more effectively. Many students sell themselves short from the very beginning by choosing to study in places such as their dorm room, their bed, in the dorm lobby, and other places which are not always the most conducive to effective studying. Considerations...... >Read More



Dealing With Stress

By Shai Lagarde School has barely started, yet somehow it feels as if it’s been going on for so long now. That five-page Biology research paper is due in two weeks, there’s the weekly Math quiz, and the daily track team practice. And that’s just for school. Your mom has just announced an out-of-town trip to your grandparents, on the... >Read More



10 Ways to Manage Stress in College

by Stacy Brice Being a student is fun and challenging. At the same time, it is often quite stressful. Here are some ideas for dealing with the stresses so that you have more room for the fun! Manage yourself. Most people talk about managing time in order to have more of what life has to offer, but it's only in managing... >Read More



Study Skills: Ace Your First Year Science & Engineering Courses

Draw a diagram (where applicable) as one of the first steps you do in solving a question. Double-check all diagrams and calculations. Re-read each question attempted afterwards to check that you fully answered it. Answer questions neatly so the marker can easily follow your logic. Don't fall behind in your understanding of the material...... >Read More


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