By Lee Kirschner Essentially every second of middle school, I was missing something . My pencils. My notebook. My family’s tickets to see my graduation. It annoyed one of my friends so much that she got me a pre-organized pencil case for my birthday so she wouldn’t have to watch me dig around for one daily. The pencil case itself, of course, I promptly lost, then found, then lost, then found again. Anyway, I’m a tiny bit better about it now, but through the years, I’ve ac

By Lee Kirschner Hi! I’m so glad you randomly stumbled upon this article that I definitely, one hundred percent didn’t orchestrate so it would land on your algorithm at this exact moment in time. I’m here to provide you guidance to complete a task that will change your life completely. I mean for the better. Duh. Every morning, without even thinking, you put on socks. It takes you several seconds to finish this. Have you ever asked yourself, why? What’s the point? From b

By Chloe Lin Guess what? Reading rates have actually been down in the past few years. Most people don’t even touch books at all after graduating from high school or college! Which is crazy, to be honest. Who wouldn’t love to read about some juicy drama between two guys and a girl in a love triangle that literally nobody asked for? Or read about an “impossible” murder that is to be solved by the one and only Hercule Poirot? However, it has come to my attention that the past