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September 06, 2022 Issue

A campus yoga and journalism instructor shares coping strategies and counseling resources after yoga students’ practice diaries reveal depression, adversity, abuse and trauma.
, September 1, 2022
Smoking and drinking have been evident among my teen’s peers since the pandemic. It scares me. But we’re using communication to, hopefully, keep our son on track.
, September 1, 2022
Named as her majority-Black town’s first Black valedictorian in recent memory, she was abruptly forced to share the honor with a white student. Was this a clerical error, or something else?
, September 1, 2022
This HBCU administrator says first-generation students enrolled during the pandemic are getting an education in survival.
The discovery that her son has a sensory-processing sensitivity required her to adapt as a mother, but also brought hope.
, September 1, 2022
A brainy, beautiful and beloved daughter’s words echoed in her mother’s heart after the daughter died by suicide.
By Janice Miller
, September 1, 2022
She was 11, active and creative before losing routines and connections during the pandemic. Then came the weight gain. Now she’s a teen taking back control.
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