Genevieve Teplitskaya

A Rising Star

A Rising Star

Today, I sat down with Ashlyn Gannon a student at my university who is a commercial dance major. She is a senior like me, she shared her thoughts on what it's like being in this profession and what her hopes/dreams are for the future. Here is what she has to say.... G: Why did you decide to pursue dance as a career? A: Honestly, the feeling of being on stage is unmatched for me. That moment when the lights go up and the world around me goes quiet and I get to share my passion and like showcas

The Storm Before The Calm

The Storm Before The Calm

When you are having a bad day a fluffy animal could be the solution...... people always say that cats are the most smartest and intuitive animals out there. Their whiskers are sharp and eyes like a pointy realm. Calculating their next chaotic move. Knocking off an object on the table for attention. The comedic timing of sitting on your computer when you need to get work done. Problem solving skills like opening the door with a paw. Cats understand the good vibes and the bad vibes that their owne

Aging Parents and Cognitive Decline

Aging Parents and Cognitive Decline

I noticed a consistent pattern where people over the age of 60 are easily irritable over the smallest things. This observation makes me wonder, why are they so uptight?. why aren't they satisfied with their lives? According to health insights, it's because of their cognitive decline that makes them cause conflict within their families. This involves changes in the memory, thinking and daily functioning that go past normal aging. This reminds me of when I took cognitive psychology we had to learn

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