Stressed Out? Chill Out.
Written by Khang Dang That’s what a lot of people will say to you. A lot of people will tell you that you need to calm down and take a breather. People will tell you that things may not be
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Crying Until My Eyes Turn Red: A Student’s Review of “Turning Red”
Written by Khang Dang (Spring 2024) Generations have passed on traditions from old to new. For centuries, our ancestors have given us pieces of the past to use in the puzzles of the future. We are given gifts and tools
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The Race Against Time: A Student’s Review of “This is How You Lose the Time War”
Written by Khang Dang They say time heals all wounds. They say time is the only one who can decide between life and death. They say time is infinite. A war against time is inevitable. Who can win against time?
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Blink and You’ll Miss It: A Student’s Review of “Before Your Eyes”
Written by Khang Dang Life, what is it? What do we strive for when it comes to our own lives? What achievements do we set for ourselves? What challenges must we overcome? What is life? How do we all define
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Spooky Scary Nighttime: What Do USJ Students Think About Campus Lighting?
Written by Khang Dang Imagine this: you’re taking a stroll on our lovely, esteemed campus in the evening when the sun is just barely setting. The wind is nice and warm on your skin, and the sun is beaming outside,
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Play the Game, Win your Life: A Student’s Review of “Death’s Game”
Written by Khang Dang “To die” means to what? Death is a deep topic. It is something that awaits us at the end of our lives. Its inevitability is the hardest thing that people might ponder. Human life is so
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Redemption? Hell Yeah!: A Student Review of “Hazbin Hotel”
Have you ever done something so drastically bad or utterly embarrassing that you thought you could never ever recover in the span of your short life? Think about something so humiliating that might’ve happened years or even months ago. Something
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Student Perspective: The Waning Involvement of Clubs
Written by Khang Dang When was the last time you heard about clubs at USJ? I can tell you I hear about them once in a blue moon. Our university has a myriad of clubs, especially ranging in different focal
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The Consequences of Burnout
Written by Khang Dang Burnout: one of the most influential adversaries that a student faces in their life. Regardless of the institution and school an individual attends, every person is bound to face this challenge at least once in their
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Fresh Check Day Unites USJ in the Defense of Mental Health
Written by Khang Dang Fresh Check Day was an event orchestrated by the Wellness Center on October 4.The Wellness Center partnered up with different groups such as Public Safety to organize a mental check-in day for students who may have
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Reasons I Speak
Written by Khang Dang ‘Reasons I Speak’ was an on-campus event that was hosted by Miriam Correa and the Center for Wellness Development. It spanned an hour on September 17 in the McGovern lounge. The activity itself consisted of coming
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