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Beware the Ides of March: How a Shakespearean Tragedy Immortalized the Date
Both in the Shakespearean play and in real life, Caesar’s death was on the 15th of March. Does the Ides of March curse come from the assassination or was it planned with the calendar’s change?

Grace Aspinall
Mar 27, 2024


Understanding Codependency: What Is It and How Do You Stop It?
To stop being codependent, you have to first understand it and the role it plays in your relationships. You can offer support instead of control, allowing others to manage their own life.

Gail McShan-Elly
Mar 25, 2024


National Goof Off Day: It’s Your Time to Play, Relax or Just Have Some “Me” Time
National Goof Off day is a day to literally goof off. Do something fun! This is your day to be like Ferris Bueller and take a day to have some harmless fun… and not stress about doing it.

Tanisha Wallace Porath
Mar 22, 2024


Creativity of Crocheting Benefits Memory, Well-being and Physical Health
Crocheting has a marked impact on mental well-being, encouraging you to slow down and be more mindful of your body. As a means of self-expression, it can lower stress and improve self-esteem.

Grace Smith
Mar 20, 2024


Social Media Usage and its Impact on Youth Mental Health
We should focus on directing teens toward avenues that allow them to develop a sense of self outside of social media influence, thereby lowering their rates of anxiety and depression.

Grace Smith
Mar 12, 2024


Ladies, It’s Your Choice: Hormone Replacement Therapy and Menopause Truths
Hormone replacement therapy should be a decision you make with your doctor, and it is your decision. Make that choice from a place of peace. Menopause is a natural and beautiful state.

Annette Presley
Mar 5, 2024


American Heart Association Shines a Spotlight on Women and Heart Disease
As we educate ourselves on heart disease, we will build a community of support for the women who live with it, and we expand our understanding to tackle it head-on. It deserves the spotlight.

Grace Smith
Feb 22, 2024


Don’t Fear Breast Cancer: The Truth About Mammograms, Your Thyroid and Alternative Exams
Better alternatives to mammograms are ultrasound and thermography. You can still do self-exams, but don’t do them because you are afraid of getting breast cancer. Replace fear with truth.

Annette Presley
Feb 21, 2024


Castor Oil Packs: Do They Live Up to the Hype?
Castor oil has been used for healing and beauty purposes for centuries due to high levels of ricinoleic acid, an unsaturated Omega-9 fatty acid. It’s hard to ignore its long-term benefits.

Bridget Bunch
Feb 6, 2024


Choose Your Words with Compassion: The Benefits of Nonviolent Communication
Listening and reflecting are the keys to understanding each other. It is how we avoid miscommunication and aggressive verbal exchanges. Create a safe space; tell others how you are feeling.

Chelsea Whittington
Feb 1, 2024


The Positivity and Innocence of a Common Flower: National Daisy Day
The name “daisy” means “day’s eye” as this cheery flower closes its petals in the evening and opens them to the sun the next day. The daisy represents positivity and innocence

Jennifer Tran
Jan 28, 2024


New Year, New Lifestyle: Embrace the Vegetarian Journey!
Becoming a vegetarian is a personal journey with health benefits that can include reduced risk of chronic diseases, improved weight management, and a boost in essential nutrient intake.

Shanthi Mariappan
Jan 23, 2024
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