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#KanyeWest #College #CollegeStudents #Advice If we had to count on two hands how many  times Kanye West said something  a little off the wall, we’d run out of fingers pretty quickly. Remember when  West tried to give David Letterman  political advice, only to then admit he’d never voted a day in his life? Or maybe you’re still stung by the time he said he was  50% more influential than Pablo Picasso . West recently offered advice  to college students, we had to dive in and find out just what he had to say. After all, inspiring students on life, dreams, and career is a noble endeavor. There’s no way he’d say something ridiculous in such a setting – or would he? A captive audience of students West was invited to appear before 12,000 students during the ‘Strength to Stand Conference’ held in Pigeon Forge, TN. This event is an evangelical one, complete with Sunday services, choir performances, and inspirational speakers. The event’s organizer, Scott Dawson, had a last-minut

#Stress #College #DMAX #MentalHealth #Survey Are you stressed? DMAX Foundation has launched its “Everybody Has Stress Survey.” Tell us what stresses you out, how you cope, and who you talk to about it. Take our survey, and you can find out what others who have already taken the survey think AND you could have a chance to win:  www.dmaxfoundation.org/survey If you feel stressed, you are not alone. According to the American Institute of Stress, 73% of Americans regularly experience psychological symptoms caused by stress. The definition of stress is hard to pin down, but most people associate stress with the negative thoughts and feelings it causes which can result in anxiety, depression, trouble sleeping, anger, and difficulty regulating emotions. What’s worse is that chronic stress can lead to serious chronic auto-immune diseases, hormonal imbalances, and weight gain. And what a cruel cycle this causes, as worry over health is the #3 largest stressor among Americans, after J

#DrDre #USC #CollegeAdmissions #College  Dr. Dre got some backlash over an Instagram post about his daughter's acceptance into the University of Southern California this weekend. He wanted to make sure people knew she got in on her own merits and he's not embroiled in the recent admissions scandal. But the music mogul neglected to mention he's donated millions to the school. Dr. Dre posted a photo of himself with his daughter, Truly Young, holding her USC acceptance letter. "My daughter got accepted into USC all on her own. No jail time!" the caption read. The message was a jab at celebrity parents like Lori Loughlin and Felicity Huffman, who face criminal charges in a massive college admissions scam . Loughlin and her husband, designer Mossimo Giannulli, are accused of paying $500,000 as part of a bribery plot to help their daughters gain admittance to USC. The couple is among dozens of parents, test administrators and college coaches who were involved in