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Money & Mental Health: Why Spending Feels Like a Coping Mechanism
Spending can feel like self-care, but it’s often emotional coping. Here’s why it happens and how to handle it in healthier ways.
Akshita Kasthuri
4 days ago2 min read
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The Cost of College: What You Should Actually Be Preparing For
College costs more than just tuition. From housing to hidden fees, here’s what you should actually be preparing for.
Akshita Kasthuri
4 days ago2 min read
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Growing Up Online: What We’ve Learned from Living in the Scroll
Growing up online shaped how Gen Z sees the world and ourselves. Now it’s time to reflect, reset, and reclaim the scroll.
Akshita Kasthuri
7 days ago3 min read
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Cultural Bias in School Dress Codes: Who’s Really Being Targeted?
Dress codes are supposed to create fairness, but who they target says otherwise. It’s time to rethink the rules.
Akshita Kasthuri
7 days ago3 min read
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What Is the Robinhood Plan and Who Benefits from It?
The Robinhood Plan shifts wealth through taxes and public programs. But who really benefits, and is it fair? Let's break it down.
Akshita Kasthuri
Mar 263 min read
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Mental Health Days in Schools: Do They Actually Work?
Mental health days are helpful, but real support takes more than time off. Schools need to back it up with action.
Akshita Kasthuri
Mar 252 min read
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How to Actually Budget on a Teen Job
Budgeting on a teen paycheck doesn’t mean canceling everything fun, it just means being smarter with your money. Here’s how to actually save
Akshita Kasthuri
Mar 243 min read
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