How to Have a Healthy Argument (in any Relationship)
Stop pushing down your dissatisfaction until you explode, and choose to face your disagreements head-on!
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Local Charities to Support that Help Women
There’s no better feeling than supporting one another as human beings. And as women, it’s especially important that we lift one another up.
3 Tips on Finding Life Balance
People want to experience life to the fullest and be the best, but the relentless perusal of those goals will eventually sneak up on and consume you. If you find yourself in this situation, you’re not alone! There are some things you can do to save you from yourself.
Fast fashion: it’s not just clothes
In the midst of the pandemic, a lot of people grew bored. Stuck in the same four walls of their homes for months on end, seeking some sort of respite from the loss of social activity, many consumers turned to online shopping to bring them comfort.
What this Google stock split means for you
For a lot of newbie investors, getting stock in companies like Google, Amazon, or Tesla is nearly impossible. With the cost of investing ranging from $900-$3,000 per share, a lot of normal people simply can’t afford to put their investment into big, well-known companies.
Will streaming services be their own downfall?
With 50 streaming services in the US and 200 over the world, the options are endless. But, could the overwhelming availability of streaming mean the end of it altogether?
Vertical farming goes corporate
No company is perfect, and Walmart has shown its ugly underbelly. But, with this new initiative, could they be turning over a new leaf?
Insider trading runs rampant across Congress
To get a leg up in stock market trading, many members of Congress are using their insider information to buy stocks. With the resources at their disposal, let’s be honest, it’s not so much of a surprise. But, is it even legal?
Mark Cuban wants to show “capitalism can be compassionate”
Medications remain a luxury in the face of Big Pharma.
How to choose between job offers
Too much of a good thing can be a bad thing. This applies to cups of coffee, refined sugar, and job offers.
The originality problem
In a world of eight billion people, it can be hard to imagine that there’s a lack of stories. Yet, the same kind of content seems to be made and re-made over and over year after year.
Apply for the job you think you won’t get
You know that saying that the only thing holding you back is you? For many people, it’s right.
Why other generations are afraid of Gen Z
Gen Z knows what they want, and they’re not afraid to take it. As a person of the Gen Z generation myself, I’m not sure this is always 100% accurate (who else spends 10 minutes trying to decide what to order at Moe’s?)
Flying soon? Read this before your flight.
The pandemic has hit airline companies hard. From health concerns for flight attendants, uncooperative customers facing new flight guidelines and more, things have been less than easy. Now, following the increasing number of cases due to Omicron, thousands of flight attendants are calling out sick.
Moment in Time: Photographer Morton Brailsford Paine became famous for documenting Lowcountry life in the early 1900s by land and air | Charleston Magazine
A young Harriet Lawrence photographs an American Staffordshire terrier, owned by her uncle, photographer Morton Brailsford Paine, in this 1903 image titled A Young Amateur.
Standing Tall: The legacy of the Avery Research Center for African American History and Culture | Charleston Magazine
From the archives: the Avery Research Center
5 ways to keep your mental health healthy after college
When you finally receive your diploma, it can feel like a huge weight has been lifted off your shoulders. You’ve graduated, congratulations! But here comes the million-dollar question…what happens now?
The Year of Carter Higgins
My debut young adult novel
