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It is fascinating how diverse the use of emoji is. For myself, the use of emoji is an attempt to remove the potential for ambiguity.

Emojis Infuse Clarity in an Ambiguous Digital World

Jessica L. Faulk - November 5, 2019
Teen anxiety is skyrocketing. Today's teenagers are anxious and deeply impacted by the message that their worth is measured by all the wrong things.

Anxiety is Rising Among Teens: Here Are 5 Coping Skills to Help Your Anxious Teenager

Let's face it, college is hard. Whether you’re a freshman or a senior, here are 10 ways to survive college academics and succeed in the classroom!

10 Ways to Survive College Academics and Succeed in the Classroom

Stop telling me that I’ll want to have kids. Stop telling any woman of any age that she will change her mind or that kids are wonderful. Childlessness...

Please Stop Telling Me That I’ll Want to Have Kids

As I reflect on my past three years at my university, there are some things I wish I would have known before I started college...

5 Things I Wish I Would Have Known Before I Started College

A recent inbox exchange with a Facebook friend got me thinking about what social media friends really mean and whether or not you can categorize virtual friends as you would the people in your non-virtual life. My analysis led me to conclude that there are three main groups of social media friends.

Are We REALLY Friends? The 3 Groups of Social Media Friendships

Dr. Bilal Ghandour - April 26, 2017 0
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