JE MAGAZINE September-October 2012Issue

Contents

5 EDITOR’S LETTER8-9 GOSPEL10-11 HEALTHCARE13 BEAUTY LOOK14-15 MY DIET MY BODY18-19 FASHION & STYLE16-17 DOWN THE CORNER24 JE BEAUTY26-29 COVER STAR

DEPARTMENT Features

20-21 julie sanford Archivements and Passion25 Wilfils Soirelus Ain’t no better

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My Diet, My BoDy

Now-a-days, most of us are trying to change our life and eat healthy. We know the right thing to do; how-ever, sometime we chose not to do it, or we uncon-sciously do it wrong. For ex-

ample, while people are aware of the danger and illnesses that raw meat can cause, they don’t usu-ally think about the safest way

By Mirline Fourron

to defrost their meats. Also, have you ever thought about all the vitamins you are los-ing by leaving your orange juice box open for too long or exposing your oranges to the air? These are small examples of happenings in our every day lives, and they have significant impacts on our health.

Get the Best from Your food

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Down the Corner

When I was in my last class to finish prima-ry school in Haiti, which we call middle school in the U.S., I nearly quit school. I was a very smart kid. I always studied my lessons, but I had a severe stutter. Even though I knew my lesson well, when I arrived in front of the teacher, I always forgot the words. He kept blaming me and discouraged me in school. He al-ways gave me “M”, which we consider as an “F” here in America. Because of this, every time my mother sent me to school, I never went. I went to play with other kids at the beach instead until it was time to go home. When the schools released all the kids, I would slide between them to go home. For almost three months, nobody knew that I never went to school. One of my classmates thought I

Call Me

By Jean Edouard Gustave

Crazy !

@jeangustavee

every time my mother sent me to school, I never went”


balancing, and jamming to some music. You can’t jump on a skateboard with any kind of clothes. It has a special fashion and style. Fashion is not always expen-sive clothes. It always depends on the environment and what you are intending to showcase. You can be invited to any kind of event, but you always have to fit with the crowd. Let’s make fashion fun while we are enjoying what we are doing best.

“We can combine fashion with skateboarding”

By Jean edouard Gustave


When Fitness Becomes a

Passion: An Interview

with Eunika Desir

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