It is almost August, and for almost every senior that means college application season! Although this time of year can be stressful it is important to realize there are many resources out there to help. One of the many great resources at SJCP is the counseling department. The counseling staff are trained to know … More College Admission Resources By Jasmine Milbourne
For centuries, women have fought for their rightful place in society. From domestic labor to the workforce, the world functions because of women and their achievements. The stereotype of women has long been misconceived to fit society’s standards of what a female should be. Women were subjected to stereotypical myths that prohibited them from competing … More Women In Sports By Jasmine Milbourne
#FreeBritney. I’m sure that if you have been on the internet within the past six months you have seen or heard of the #FreeBritney movement. However, for those who are unaware here is the breakdown of the movement. Pop sensation, icon, and legend, Britney Spears has been in an ongoing legal battle with her father … More #FreeBritney: A Breakdown and Analysis of Britney Spear’s Conservatorship By Nia Bedard
Wanna know how to do well on the PSAT and SAT? Getting a good PSAT score can actually get you awards or scholarships down the line, and a good SAT score looks attractive to your top colleges. I learned some tricks that helped me score so high on the College Board’s tests that I got … More Tips and Tricks for Test-Takers By Nathan Casabar
What type of music do you listen to? When making music, artists put their heart and thoughts into the art they’re creating. In other words, you can say that they put their personality into the music to express themselves. Recent studies at Heriot-Watt University discovered how there is a link between the type of music … More Music and Its Role on Personality By Yen Truong
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