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Are Urban Green Spaces Good for City?
City dwellers are always clamoring for more green space but some studies show that urban parks may not always be as “green” as they seem. A study on urban green space says that the irrigation, fertilizer, mowing and leaf blowing … Continue reading
Posted in Cities, Uncategorized, Urban Studies
Tagged CLIMATE, Environment, nature, science, travel
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Creativity Boosters for Teachers
Guest Post by Tim Handorf Creativity isn’t always something that just happens. It can take quite a bit of work to nurture, grow, and develop creativity, even for those who are immersed in creative and dynamic fields. For educators, it … Continue reading
To Do List During a Gap Year
Guest Post by Hazel Taylor A “gap year,” sometimes called a “deferred year,” refers to the time period a student now has on their hands as a result of deferring admission after being accepted to the college of their choice. … Continue reading
Why Being a Workaholic Isn’t a Virtue
Guest Post by Carol Brown Do you live at work? Always answering work emails and calls while at parties and dinners? Do most of your weekend plans involve work? You might just be a workaholic. While there are certainly good … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Post
Tagged community, health, mental-health, travel, vacation, work
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