Article: Don't fret it Stress turns bad when not managed well

Stress is defined as any physical, chemical or emotional factor that causes bodily or mental tension. Things that cause stress -- stressors -- revolve around numerous things, and the list is endless. Often, for students, stress involves some sort of pressure. For example, a really important sporting event might be coming up. Duties or responsibilities that pop up last minute can cause even more stress. The normal insecurities and peer pressure of being a teenager don't help matters any either. But not all stress is bad.

No stress would mean the world would be really dull; everyone would be worry free.

There would be no such thing as a grading scale. There would be absolutely no curfew ...

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