May 02, 2012By Shashi Dosaj, Special to India West
There are some unspoken rules anytime you’re in an area with other sweaty people around you. These rules may not be posted but using proper behavior will ensure that you have a satisfying experience at a shared facility such as the gym.
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Apr 17, 2012By Nitisha Baronia, Special to India-West
Are you often concerned about striking the balance between being Indian and living the American teen life? Youth blogger Nitisha Baronia tells you how you can have the best of both cultures without being awkward.
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Apr 09, 2012By Vikram Nath Sahni, Special to India-West
India-West youth contributor Vikram Nath Sahani spent the first part of his spring break teaching underprivileged students at an elementary school in Oakland, Calif. In this article, Vikram shares his experience and what he takes away from it.
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Mar 20, 2012By Nitisha Baronia, Special to India-West
Indian American teens are faced with both Indian and American holidays and it is sometimes quite difficult to choose which is better.So the question is this: when overwhelmed with both homework and holidays, which one would the Indian American teen choose — American or Indian holidays?
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Mar 06, 2012By Shashi Dosaj, Special to India West
Whether you’re a Networking Newbie or you’re already at Networking Nirvana or anywhere in between there is but one inescapable fact – every time you’re meeting another individual, socially or for business, you’re already networking.
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Feb 17, 2012By Amit Pasupathy, Special to India-West .
Whether you are a class president, club officer, or head of some kind of organization, you know what it takes to be a leader. Amit Pasupathy pens down four tips that he believes go into making one a good student leader.
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Feb 10, 2012By Shashi Dosaj, Special to India West
Most of us are very enthusiastic about coming up with New Year's resolutions. However, during the first few weeks into the New Year, we often find ourselves overwhelmed and wonder if it is possible to stay true to resolutions.
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Jan 23, 2012By Vikram Nath Sahni, Special to India-West
Growing up Indian in America with parents who constantly reinforce what is best for you may not always be the coolest thing in the eyes of your peers.
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Jan 12, 2012By Sonia Aggarwal .
During my four years as an anxious college student, I often found myself suffering long nights in the library in addition to studying for midterms in my room while parties happened right outside my window.
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Jan 03, 2012By Vikram Nath Sahni, Special to India-West
Waves of illegal immigrants enter the United States every day. According to the Census Bureau, approximately 12 million illegal immigrants are residing in our country and have fueled the national discourse on immigration reform. So, should we allow them to enter our country freely?
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Dec 22, 2011By Nitisha Baronia, Special to India-West
As winter scarves are pulled out and holiday music turned up, most teens have one thing on their mind: presents. Shopping for gifts, decking them up and giving them out to friends and teachers is a process that may sound tiring, but is quite rewarding.
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Dec 20, 2011By Shashi Dosaj, Special to India West
Do you give your professional image the importance it deserves? Physical appearance, body language, dress, manner and voice, are just a few attributes that are vital when making good first impressions. Follow some simple rules to help enhance your image while exerting confidence.
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