This is an extremely interesting section of the magazine where students of the school have sent complains and problems to our dedicated and well train psychologist who runs this advice column. Our lead columnist is very well educated in matters of the heart as well as every day activities. She is simply known as SUGAR AND SPICE. She is a second year student with more knowledge than anyone I know. To speak bluntly as an editor of this magazine, she is a hell-of-a-person.

If you also have problems you need solutions for, then e-mail her at wlinkgh@yahoo.co.uk and specify whether your answers should be put in the magazine or not.

More stories of problems written in by our troubled motown students will be published in later editions of this prestigious magazine. For now just sit back and learn more about our troubled motown students. Select a problem from the above list.

SHARING SOME THOUGHTS

1. Kindness, like a towel, is needed once, if you wait for it, you won't need it.
2. In literature, as in love, we are astonished at what is chosen by others.
3. As water reflects the face, so does a man's heart reflect a man.
4. There is no outward sign of profound courtesy that does not rest on a deep moral foundation.
5. To let a fool kiss you is stupid; to let a kiss fool you is worse.
6. Like the sand through the hour glass, so are the days of our lives.
7. Your attitude shows your altitude.