What Students Are Saying About Prayer in Schools, Quelling Self-Doubt and a Field in...
A New View“The world has never been so wide,” I whisper. Hugo barks in reply. I laugh and rub his head. Stargazing is a new practice for me, having lived in a city for much of my life, but this is amazing.“We’ve been missing out, Hugo.” I say seriously, looking down at my dog. He…
What Students Are Saying About Teen Mental Health, Moderating Speech and Special Talents
My personal journey about mental health has been a long one. I’ve been in and out of therapy since a very young age and I’m pretty heavily medicated for depression/anxiety. I live with the guilt of what I did to myself, what I put my parents through. I was only 11/12. I had thoughts I…
What Students Are Saying About Responsibility, Bad Behavior in Youth Sports and Electric Cars
While I agree with the article, in that the U.S has some issues that would not make a U.S version of “old enough” wise or safe, I also feel like kids especially in the U.S don’t get enough credit. Modern parenting has become more controlling than ever. Parents track their kids constantly, as well as…
What Students Are Saying About the Role of Religion in Their Lives, Similarities With...
Teenage comments in response to our recent writing prompts, and an invitation to join the ongoing conversation.
What Students Are Saying About How Social Media Affects Their Body Image
This leads me to another question, about the line between fit and fanatical. I have seen weight loss videos that make no physical sense, and I know girls take unreasonable measures to achieve their goals. But even knowing that it can be unhealthy, I can’t help but ask myself if just a little overexercising or…
What Students Are Saying About Anti-L.G.B.T.Q. Legislation, Multilingualism and Nature’s Wonders
Growing up in a multilingual family definitely affected me and my environment that other kids who aren’t multilingual don’t experience. English isn’t actually my first language. I learned to speak Gujarati since the day I was born, and I constantly was submerged into the language as I grew up…I love being bilingual. I love being…
What Students Are Saying About Emotional Intelligence, Speaking Their Mind at School and Underappreciated...
Some may feel stifled or censored by campus culture at their schools. I even concede that I have known many peers who have felt the same. I myself was once one of them. However, at this point, I really feel no such restraint on me. In my view, who cares what I think or what…
What Students Are Saying About Ignoring Text Messages, Sharing Their Lives Online and a...
This image depicts the reality of how exhausting life can be at times, bringing light to a struggle we all know. From an outsider’s point of view, you do not know exactly what the man is going through, but it is obvious that something he is experiencing in his life is weighing him down, withering…
What Students Are Saying About Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine
I feel disappointed that countries who claim to value progression are still using century-old tactics for gaining power and control over independent states. It shows that agreements between countries for peace and civil discussion do not take value over a leader’s own wants and desires, no matter how many disagree with them. This also makes…
What Students Are Saying About Laziness, Local Cuisine and an Abandoned Phone Booth
Haitian restaurants in Miami are special in so many other ways; besides the fresh food and welcoming atmosphere, they are filled with Haitian pride. The most obvious place to go for Haitian cuisine in Miami is the Little Haiti neighborhood (north of downtown) and North Miami (near West Dixie Highway). I would absolutely recommend Chef…









