The Outdoors Club
Publication: Volume 83 (Fall 2011 - Spring 2012)
Volume 83 (Fall 2011 – Spring 2012)
The Freshman 15 is an Elective
Drop Some Pounds With COREiculum
Getting in shape while away at college has gotten a lot easier for students, thanks to the University’s COREiculum program.
MUPD Still Looking for Howard Hall Intruder
The University community was on watch last week as a Hawk Alert was e-mailed regarding an unknown individual who attended a class in Howard Hall.
Festa Italiana Brings Italian Culture to Campus
The Wilson Hall Auditorium was filled with the sounds of laughter and the smells of various classical Italian dishes this Thursday for the annual Festa Italiana.
Recent University Study Says Stress Promotes Infidelity
Could a stressful day turn your sweetie into a cheater?
“How a Stressful Day May Promote Infidelity,” written by psychology professor Natalie Ciarocco, reports the findings of a recent research study, revealing that stress could be a trigger for infidelity. The article appeared in the Atlantic Highlands Herald on March 8 and was published in the Journal of Social Psychology in January.
The Dropping Cost of Gene Sequencing
A Subsequent Rise in Medicine Personalization
As the lines separating biology, chemistry and computer science have yet again been blurred, new roads have been paved for the scientific advancements of tomorrow to begin today.
Look for the Ones in the Pink Jerseys
The Stigma Faced by Female Sports Fans
Who’s Checking You Out?
The Hidden Dangers of Online Dating
Bringing Stephen King Tales to the Comic Book Page
Horror master Stephen King has taken readers to the furthest, darkest depth of his imagination with his novels that range from tales of killer canines (“Cujo”) to being trapped within an invisible dome (“Under the Dome”).