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-10 posts tagged "Anxiety"
Nora McGreevy | Monday, September 3, 2018
Eighth grade is the worst. Take the birthday pool party, for instance. For the introverted, self-conscious kid with anxiety, a pool party is a minefield of potential trauma. Social interaction without the comfortable confines of the classroom, gift-giving, navigating conversations with your cliquey peers — and all in swimsuits, no less. “Eighth Grade,” directed by Bo
Nora McGreevy | Wednesday, March 7, 2018
Finding the Scholz Family Gallery in the Snite Museum of Art can be a bit tricky the first time around. Enclosed by glass and nestled next to the coat room, this smaller, more intimate gallery feels a bit unanchored from the rest of the museum. Inside the gallery, the lights are dimmed, and the echoes
Gina Twardosz | Thursday, September 28, 2017
Several Saint Mary’s students are taking Notre Dame’s Mindfulness and Meditation course to become more mindful and less stressed. Senior Kate Zurovchak said Mindfulness and Meditation focuses on being present in the moment. “Mindfulness is being present in the moment. People usually get caught up in a lot of things, like with stress or anxiety,”
Caroline Humphreys | Monday, September 18, 2017
I can’t catch my breath. I’m drowning in a flood of anxiety and my heart races likes it wants to escape. I sit, staring without seeing, until my mom answers an SOS text, and begins, “What is it now?” She knows I’m having a panic attack because my obsessive personality paired with crippling anxiety has
Letter to the Editor | Wednesday, April 12, 2017
There’s a stand up segment, by Louis C.K. where a distinction is drawn between gay men and “f–s.” I think most people believe it is comedy gold. I certainly thought it was hilarious the first time I watched it. I laughed and thanked God that I was not like the “f–s” he mocked. I can, and do,“pass” as
Gina Twardosz | Tuesday, December 6, 2016
With finals and the end of the semester right around the corner, student stress levels are on the rise. Two Saint Mary’s professors — Jennifer Bauer, assistant professor of nursing, and Catherine Pittman, associate professor of psychology — both studied stress and its effect on students. Bauer said she conducted a stress study on sophomore
Jordan Ryan | Thursday, November 3, 2016
It is an unfortunate reality that in a number of countries, mentally ill individuals are legally allowed to pursue euthanasia to end their lives. In nations including the Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Colombia and possibly soon in Canada, persons diagnosed with mental or behavioral disorders may choose to end their lives through physician-assisted suicide irrespective
Jimmy Kemper | Thursday, October 13, 2016
I’m a terrible writer. I don’t think I’ve managed to write an essay within the past few years that hasn’t been sent in at the absolute last minute. Part of the problem stems from the fact that my process is all over the place. I tend to set the goal for myself of getting a page
Adrian Mark Lore | Wednesday, September 21, 2016
Seldom does a band have the opportunity to release two self-titled records over the course of their career. For the Canadian post-punk outfit Preoccupations, a name change provided the opening. Formerly known as Viet Cong, the band decided to opt for a new moniker just last year — and only one year after first capturing
Caitlyn Jordan | Thursday, October 1, 2015
This past Sunday was supposed to be a typical Sunday afternoon here in South Bend, Indiana: a photo department meeting at 3 p.m., photo event at 5 and a pile of homework I needed to finished. However, this week’s photo schedule begged to differ. There it was, my name, signed up for the “Inside Column.” WHAT?! The Inside