The Adderall Shortage: A Campus Problem
Categories: Current Events, Featured Post
Our generation takes amphetamines to get school work done, sacrificing our passions to social narratives of success. Now, an ongoing shortage of Adderall is beginning to affect legitimate patients of ADHD.
3 Ways to Turn Junk Food into Healthy Food
Categories: DIY Week, Lifestyle
If you keep an open mind and do some research, you’ll find endless recipes and techniques to keep yourself happy, healthy and well-fed.
Are Your Words Green but Your Food Fleshy?
Categories: Green Week, Lifestyle
You say you’re an environmentalist, so why aren’t you a vegetarian?
Makeup Even Your Mother (Earth) Would Approve
Categories: Business, Green Week
Makeup composed of natural ingredients and packaging isn’t just good for the environment – it’s also good for you! Here are some of the most popular natural makeup brands on the market today.
Wii May Never be the Same: Game Consoles and the Fight Against Obesity
Categories: Lifestyle
Maple Bacon Sundaes and Fried Cheese Melts beware, interactive gaming is on a mission to save Americans from themselves.
Veggies Make You Sexy
Categories: Lifestyle
According to recent studies, eating healthy food can make you more beautiful. Is there truth to this or have facts been twisted into propaganda for the fight against obesity?
Parkour: Tearing Up the Streets
Categories: Lifestyle
An interview with parkour traceur Daniel Leviyev about the freestyle jumping-on-and-off-stuff trend.
FDA Pushes Ahead in the Battle Against Smoking
Categories: Business
We came of age amid the first real push of anti smoking campaigns and legislation. This battle took a interesting turn last week when the FDA announced a plan to implement graphic warning labels on all packages of cigarettes, featuring visual representations of the risks associated with smoking.
Create an Alternative: DIY Dryer Sheet Pillow
Categories: Lifestyle
Laundry is one of life’s necessary evils. However, it can still be harmful to your health as well as the environment. These little pillows are an eco-friendly, cost-effective substitute for traditional dryer sheets and their toxic by-products.
Overmedicated in America
Categories: Drug Week
Every month, 130 million Americans take prescription drugs, and the numbers keep climbing. For Millennials, the over-use of medication has become standard in our social fabric. It has been ingrained in our nature that the first line of defense for any ill-feeling is a pill, or shot, or nasal spray of some kind. Anti-depressants and ADD/ADHD pills are traded between friends, our parents and doctors encourage prescription use, and we don’t yet know the long-term damage this lifestyle can do.
