By Selina Chan
Teens have the tendency of getting sidetracked when they start using their phones. This is significant because there is less time to complete work, which can lead to more stress and pressure. Here are some tips to help break free from your phone.
By Daisy Wong
The trip between middle and high school can be daunting for students. Many of these fears may stem from the new environment, the structure of education, stress, etc. This distress is quite common and can be found in all eighth graders. Thankfully, using the following tips, we can address the anxiety head on.
By Hannah Magino
Your friends in high school become the people you rely on through the next four eventful years of your life. Choosing the right people to allow into your circle is essential for your well-being. Here are some tips for making good friends in high school.
By Allison Xu
High school students are often involved in a variety of extracurricular activities such as debate club, a music band, or a school newspaper. Those activities allow you to pursue your passion and expand your network. Meanwhile, you can make full use of these opportunities to sharpen your communication skills.
By Jennifer Wan
Fiction has earned the perception of being “childish,” “fatuous,” or “read only for fun” among many. However, contrary to popular belief, fiction is not solely entertainment, and its consumption actually has many benefits. Here are a few of those benefits.
By Allison Xu and Jessica Wang
Literary magazines are a great avenue to get your writing published and reach more readers. But have you ever thought about creating one yourself? It requires time, effort, and teamwork, but it certainly is a rewarding experience. Here’s what Jessica Wang, founder of Ice Lolly Review, has to say about starting your own literary magazine.