College students today are in the highest-pressure environment. Bills, books, bandwidth, cars, classes, credit cards, cell phones, professors, papers, presentations, parties, parents, police, procrastination, peers, popularity, diets, debts, drugs, money, exercise, email, roommates, fashion, and sex are only a few of the problems that students deal with on just about a daily basis. The biggest problem, out of this list, is not diet, parents, or professors, it is money. Lack of money limits social time, academic time, and any other sort of free time. Some people do not make enough money over the summer, and are forced to work during the school year. This is something that is vital to his or her success at school because of all of the financial requirements that they must meet, and James Madison University is making it even harder for students with financial problems. Books, meal plans, and parking tickets put a major dent in all students" funds. James Madison should not aim to squeeze every ounce of money from its students because it is affecting academic success through an increase in tension and concern. .
Books are a necessity, and yet JMU insists in charging ridiculous amounts of money for them. Also, every time that a student tries to sell their books back he or she will most likely get about thirty percent of what they had paid for them four months earlier. And when those books reach the shelf for the next semester, the price is at least twice of what they had bought them back for. Maybe that would be normal in a pawn shop but not at a university bookstore. JMU pays for books once, and continues to make money off of them year after year. Books consistently empty wallets every single semester. But there are some alternatives. Students can buy their books at the off campus bookstore, The Outpost, for much cheaper. Also students can often trade or sell books with each other, or use online bookstores such as EFollett.
While trouble with friends and school might cause someone to become overly stressed, it is also easy for stress to push someone to another extreme. Many teenagers deal with their stress by drinking or doing drugs. ... At such a young age, this surely is an unnecessary thing. ... It is easy for one to see how this could be stress producing. ... Stress is a fact of life that needs to be stood up against and conquered. ...
While trouble with friends and school might cause someone to become overly stressed, it is also easy for stress to push someone to another extreme. Many teenagers deal with their stress by drinking or doing drugs. ... At such a young age, this surely is an unnecessary thing. ... It is easy for one to see how this could be stress producing. ... Stress is a fact of life that needs to be stood up against and conquered. ...
While trouble with friends and school might cause someone to become overly stressed, it is also easy for stress to push someone to another extreme. Many teenagers deal with their stress by drinking or doing drugs. ... At such a young age, this surely is an unnecessary thing. ... It is easy for one to see how this could be stress producing. ... Stress is a fact of life that needs to be stood up against and conquered. ...
While trouble with friends and school might cause someone to become overly stressed, it is also easy for stress to push someone to another extreme. Many teenagers deal with their stress by drinking or doing drugs. ... At such a young age, this surely is an unnecessary thing. ... It is easy for one to see how this could be stress producing. ... Stress is a fact of life that needs to be stood up against and conquered. ...
I recently read an article by Grant Holloway entitled, "Why Sport Hunting is Cruel and Unnecessary." As a member of PETA, he states his opinion: bow hunting is "cruel and unnecessary." ... G) Hunting causes unnecessary stress to the animals that causes them to act unusually and makes them more susceptible to other deaths. ... G) The fact of whether hunting adds extra stress causing them to be more susceptible to other deaths is debatable. Bow hunting can't cause any more stress than a natural predator prey relationship. ...
It then begins to prioritize the body's organs and shut down the unnecessary actions in this moment. ... The firs thing that happens is the stress is perceived by the senses. ... This is when the body is stimulated into stress, anxiety or is put into a "Fight or Flight" response. ... There are many examples of situations when stress can be helpful for the body. ... The body also does this because it could be considered unnecessary to survive that moment. 6. ...
There is no one right answer to describe the cure to workplace stress. ... Can "workplace stress" be defined? We hear a lot about stress, but what is it? ... It is generally believed that some stress is okay (sometimes referred to as "challenge" or "positive stress") but when stress occurs in amounts that you cannot handle, both mental and physical changes may occur. ... "There are many things one can do to avoid unnecessary stress at work," he said. ...
Adolescent and stress The adolescent years are in the middle of the most stressful times in a person's life. ... There are a number of reasons for an adolescent to feel stress. ... A balanced diet and regular meals will help your body cope with stress better. ... This can be caused by a: Too much or too little work Time pressures and deadlines Responsibility for people, budgets or equipment Frustration and boredom with current role Lack of clear plans and goals Demands from clients Disruptions to plans Frustration at having to overcome unnecessary obstacles ...
Stress is directly related to the misconduct in teenagers today. ... Stress is often caused by negative body-image and bad self-esteem. ... School is another contributor in a youth's stress level. Task-induced stress has a lot of negative effects. ... This causes unnecessary stress in the adolescent and also the parent. ...
