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Every year, millions of people set out to make great New Year’s resolutions, promising to improve their lives. Often though, those initial resolutions lose their New Year heat, and come the next year many are wondering whatever happened to the resolution. There are many reasons why intentions go by the wayside, but I believe one of the biggest issues is the fact that people don’t know what to change, how to change, and how to make sure they see results. I would like to offer an action plan for your resolutions this year to ensure that change.

Ah the holidays. The food, the gatherings, the craziness and the good times. The holidays can be a wonderful, but often they can also be filled with jealousies, family drama and a lot tension. In a few hours I will drive many hours to be in a house filled with people that think it is totally fine to comment on everything from my student loan debt to my eyebrow shape. I may love my family, but that doesn’t mean I always like them. However over the years and heartache, I have figured out a few things to do to calm down the tension, and make the holiday pleasant enough.

Hey ladies! This is your freshwoman college student reporting to you with some advice that I've learned this first semester at college. First, it's always nice to start your day with a smile on your face. When you wake up, look at yourself in the mirror with the biggest grin you can. Remember that you are beautiful exactly how you are, and you don't need to let anything define you or your beauty. Second, since we're all beautiful and probably have a cutie or two "checking us out," it's important to watch out for your surroundings. 1 in 4 women in college experience sexual assault.

We at Teensource.org are conducting a survey to see what we can do to improve the website.

We want to improve this website, because youth deserve the best possible information for their health needs. The survey should take less than 8 minutes, and the best part is there will be a raffle for fantastic prizes! Seriously -Ipods, gift cards, and other prizes- just by answering a few simple questions you could win!

South African President Jacob Zuma, during his World AIDS Day speech, announced that South Africa would provide treatment for all HIV-positive children!