By: Nina Paletta Sixteen hours of class. Research lab. Extracurricular after extracurricular. Volunteer work. Friends. Sleep. Tests. Homework. Applications. Welcome back to school! It seems as though as soon as
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By: Priya Patel Fake, unorthodox, quackery, even conspiracy— alternative medicine has been subject to some pretty harsh criticism throughout the years. People tend to equate the term “alternative” with “not
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By: Carley Borrelli When people think of addicts, the first things that come to mind are vivid post-use images of heroin and cocaine addicts. While such dangerous and illegal addictions
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Mouth-watering vegetables present a striking contrast to the dull brick of Tate Plaza each Wednesday as Students of Organic Agriculture sells organic produce to hungry passerby. Students of Organic Agriculture
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By: Ronke Olowojesiku Like many children, young Bernard Kouchner embarked on great adventures through the medium of books. His exploits took him to places unimaginable and often better than the
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By: Kathleen LaPorte Dr. Jose Esparza spoke to a mix of University students, faculty and Athens locals at the University Chapel this past Monday, February 11th, about his personal journey
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The Right Kind of Choosy By: Abigail Shell Think back to your senior year of high school for a moment. Now let me ask you a question: when choosing which
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Sleep quantity as well as quality are highly important to health in all areas of your life. The amount of good, quality sleep you get each night affects your mood,
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By: Ronke Olowojesiku During the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th, the United States along with the world was in the grips of a disease that
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