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the Edge on lifeDecisions...they face us everywhere we turn. Some are small, some are large, all have consequences. And very often people make decisions before they have sufficient knowledge on how to make the best decision. That is our goal. To Engage you, to give you Direction, and to help you Grow into a life of Excellence. Think about it. Be informed. Get theEDGE on life. Edge NewsCheck out what's new.The Edge BlogCohabitation: Part 2So, what about this issue of cohabitation? Why is it a bad idea? Does a piece of paper or a ceremony really make that much of a difference? I have several friends who opted to live together before pursuing marriage. And, as far as I know, each of those instances... Cohabitation: The Good, the Bad, and, well, it's all uglyPart 1 These last two weeks have certainly been full of news stories. From record amounts of snowfall in the Northeast, to autopsy results revealing that Amy Winehouse had a blood alcohol level of more than 4 times the legal amount at the time of her death, to Jessic... Back on My Soap BoxI attended Rhea County High School. I'm a Rhea County Golden Eagle. And when I go back to teach there and tell the students that I've been where they are, I mean it. Well, except for the last time I was there. We didn't have our own classroom, so we met in the locker ... Where do we go from Here?by: Tiffany SoysterThis newsletter was extremely difficult for me to write. As I started to compile some recent articles that pertain to this line of work, I felt it was time for another blog post. An opportunity for you to hear from one of us. What would be the t... That's all, folksby Taylor Hollingsworth In my final weeks as part of the Edge at the Women’s Care Center, I continue to hear the same question again and again-- “will you miss it?” After a 2 year career of being lovingly referred to as the “sex guy” by so m... Why I'm Apparently NOT a GangsterBy Joel Trigger, Educator Last night we went to a basketball game at Spring City middle school. We spent three weeks there earlier this year teaching 6th – 8th grade. We had a ton of fun getting to know the students outside class by eating with them during lunch and ... |
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