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Make no mistake about it. The student loan debt crisis has been out of control for a long time. So, if you are one of the 42 million Americans who have student loan debt, you’re understandably watching what President Biden is doing to address this issue. During his first day in office, President Joe Biden … Read more
Navigating the world of attraction can be like trying to decipher an unsolvable puzzle. Especially when it comes to a man who is totally into you, but just doesn’t have the guts to make a move. It’s a quirky predicament, but don’t fret. You see, even when he’s not stepping up, he’s still sending signals. … Read more
As your kids grow older, staying close can feel like an uphill battle. The heart-to-heart talks, shared jokes, and everyday moments you once cherished can quietly slip away, leaving a bittersweet distance in their place. It’s not that the love disappears—but without realizing it, life’s changes can make it harder to keep that deep connection … Read more
Ugh. I’m worrying if this is a good fit for me. I’ve worked as a financial aid advisor at my current job for 3 months. I came to this job with almost 2 years of prev experience, it’s a school I’ve been trying to get into for a while. When I trained, I was with … Read more
As individuals, it’s vital that we are able to think critically, question assumptions, and make well-informed decisions. When these abilities are lacking, it can lead to misguided beliefs, poor choices, and even manipulation by others. Lack of critical thinking skills isn’t always obvious. In fact, it may appear in subtle ways that can be easily … Read more
Spread the holiday cheer—gift a study abroad student the world with some of these ideas. Know someone who is studying abroad? With the season of giving right around the corner, we’ve thought of some gift ideas for a student studying abroad. From practical travel essentials to unique items that’ll remind them of home, get some … Read more
Written by Samara Mroczkowski (Washington State University), Student Correspondent for CET Japan, Fall 2024 Where Did The Time Go? As of writing this, I have been in Japan for 88 days, and in 31 days I will be on a plane back home, and this life I have been living in Osaka will come to an end. Where … Read more
Every parent dreams of raising a child who thrives and becomes the best version of themselves. However, our actions and habits can unintentionally shape their mindset and behaviors in limiting ways. If you want your child to grow into a better, more confident version of yourself, it’s crucial to leave behind patterns that might hold … Read more
Ever feel like no matter what you do, you just don’t seem to click with people the way you’d hoped? I’ve been there. In my younger years, I often found myself wondering why certain friendships fizzled out or why I felt like I wasn’t connecting in social settings. Looking back, it’s clear I was unknowingly … Read more
Zhibek Azamat 27′ is Business Analytics and Marketing major currently studying at Seoul National University for Fall 2024! November in Seoul had many plans for me, but making kimchi wasn’t one of them—until one evening when my friend told me she had been offered a spot in a kimchi-making class, complete with a “plus one” … Read more