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Category Archives: Teen Safety
A Risky Decision
Sadly summer is over and school has already started for most of us. I wanted to tell you a little bit about my vacation and give you some advice I learned the hard way. Keep reading
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S.A.V.E (Students Against Vector Exploitation)
It’s Ty! While doing some research for work, I came across an article about the organization S.A.V.E, which stands for Students Against Vector Exploitation. This article immediately caught my eye because Vector Marketing is a company that contacted me about … Keep reading
Losing a Friend
I never thought that the death of a friend was going to hurt so much. When I found out, I felt so helpless because there was nothing I could do. There was nothing ANYONE could do to bring my friend … Keep reading
Curb the Urge
Texting is instantaneous, simple, and gratifying. It satiates a nearly unquenchable desire to remain socially connected whether you’re suffering through a brutal class, watching an exhilarating World Cup match, or even participating in a pick-up basketball game. While texting brings … Keep reading
Fireworks Safety
Fireworks can be pretty and fun, but getting hurt isn't. Every year thousands of people are taken to the hospital emergency rooms in the United States because of injuries from fireworks. The most common injuries involve hands, fingers, eyes, the … Keep reading
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Chillin’ Out at the Beach, Part 2
This Kind of Jelly Should Stay Far Away From My SandwichAfter taking a pleasant nap and playing a little beach soccer, it’s time to go down to the water. Perhaps you want to take a stroll as the wonderfully smooth … Keep reading
Chillin’ Out at the Beach, Part 1
With summer’s sweet arrival comes a new, vast array of entertainment options. When all your schoolwork comes to a glorious halt, one ultimate relaxation destination will trump all the others: the beach. Beautifully sunny, sandy, and soothing, there’s no better … Keep reading
College Safety
I'm sure that most of the high school graduates of 2010 who are planning on attending college in the fall are eager to get there. That’s how I felt last summer. I was excited to graduate from high school and … Keep reading
Prom Night Safety Tips
The days leading up to the prom are usually filled with anticipation and excitement. There’s the shopping for the perfect dress, shoes, and accessories, and getting hair and nails done. There are also other important details, such as figuring out how to … Keep reading
Baseball Safety
While some basketball and hockey teams are continuing their seasons in playoff action, many sports fans are excited by the beginning of the baseball season. Whether you play the game yourself, or have a favorite team, the spring is a great … Keep reading
Posted in Center for Young Women's Health, Games, Sexuality & Health, Teen Safety Tagged Baseball, Summer Leave a comment