Imagine yourself sitting in high school, and your teacher assigns a very interesting book for homework. You may or may not love reading, but as soon as she says "homework," your mind shuts off. You are no longer interested in even opening the cover of the book. Many students refuse to read anything that is assigned for homework. I believe this is true; however, I think it is more important to identify this trait in students. Identifying it allows teachers to help the afflicte

It all started in high school where I began to procrastinate with all my homework and put off studying. I was a student athlete and would always come home drained. All I wanted to do was rest and watch Netflix at any chance I got. I always knew I had homework due the next day or a test, but I would always put it off. When it seemed like I had time to do homework, I would delay doing it by thinking that I'll do it in 30 minutes or in an hour. However, I would not do it until i

With the recent presidential election, the country has flashed a light on the undocumented community. Our current president built his campaign around the promise of deporting all undocumented immigrants. With this platform many hoped to see his promise fulfilled, and others used it as a motivation to protect the undocumented community. The support that the undocumented community has received as an effect from his xenophobic campaign has been wonderful. However, how can you po

On September 22, 2011, a student at Rutgers was murdered by cyberbullying. The news reports claim that the death was caused by a suicide, but I object. The death was caused by the relentless torment of cyberbullying. The man who jumped was a homosexual who previously had an affair in his dorm room. His roommate maliciously placed a video camera in the room before the homosexual man had the affair. The homosexual repeated the act again on September 21, 2011. After realizing th