Special Archive, October 2007
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What to pile on your plate when it’s already stacked
The mountain of textbooks looms on one corner of the desk; homework masses emerge from the other. There are 30 minutes until class, two tests to take and no time for lunch. What’s a college student to eat when there isn’t enough time?
- Jared Smart / Scroll Staff
- Posted Thu, 04 Oct.
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Galley strives to maintain nutrition for customers
The Galley, often the butt-end of campus jokes, is an part of campus. On average, 1,000 students make a trip to the Galley daily for at least one of the three meals served there.
- Chris Kirkham / Scroll Staff
- Posted Thu, 04 Oct.
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A distorted reality
At age16, Rachel Whitaker was slowly becoming fatter than her mother.
- Sarah Beu / Special Editor
- Posted Thu, 04 Oct.
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Finding the time for fitness
School, work and other activities demand much of a student’s time, making it difficult to connect healthy habits with hectic lifestyles. But even with a busy schedule, there are easy ways to have a healthy life.
- Gideon Tolman & Esther Allen / Scroll Staff
- Posted Thu, 04 Oct.
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Feared freshman 15 harsh reality for some
I’ve heard debate regarding the “freshman 15.” Some people say it’s bunk — they argue that a lot of people maintain their weight. Many even lose it.
- Breanna Bennett / Sophomore Survivor
- Posted Thu, 04 Oct.
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Myth busters: Find out what’s false
Whether as a child or an adult, we’ve all heard various medical myths in our lifetimes. However plausible or logical they may seem, not all of them are as truthful as they may appear.
- Samantha Head / Scroll Staff
- Posted Thu, 04 Oct.
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Staying healthy curbs meningitis
Sometimes the same factors that contribute to colds and headaches can make it harder for the body to fight off serious health problems.
- Madison Beckstead / Scroll Staff
- Posted Thu, 04 Oct.
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Vitamins help maintain health
The season of sickness will soon be here as viruses attack the immune systems of the student body. How should students plan to keep from getting sick?
- Taryn Taylor / Scroll Staff
- Posted Thu, 04 Oct.
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Eating habits affected by friends and family
During the summer Shawni Shimbashi, a sophomore studying elementary education, noticed her eating habits would vary depending on whom she was with.
- Erin Hong / Scroll Staff
- Posted Thu, 04 Oct.
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Shoes: I love them
I have a thing for shoes. Ugly ones in fact. I have an entire closet full of shoes that are not comfortable, cute or practical in any way, and I love them.
- Juliana Taylor / Shoe Girl
- Posted Thu, 04 Oct.
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Over exercising causes damage
With all the stress of tests, homework and keeping an active social life, some students can get burned out. One way students may relieve the effects of the plethora of stressors is by working out.
- Chanae Wilson / Scroll Staff
- Posted Thu, 04 Oct.
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