“I found that my passion lies in giving a voice to those involved within our legal systems,” Berry said. “I have found that I cannot stand by and let an injustice be done to others if I in any way could be of help.”
Author: Vivian Kwok
By Vivian Kwok | Reporter As the end of April approaches, most senior premedicine students are making their final commitments for medical schools. Arlington senior Thanh Nguyen said being a pre-med student is one of the most difficult tracks in an undergraduate education. However, she said her acceptance into the Joint Admission Medical Program alleviated some of the stress that burdens most other premedicine students. The Joint Admission Medical Program is a program “to support and encourage highly qualified, economically disadvantaged Texas resident students pursuing a medical education.” Qualified students accepted into the Joint Admission Medical Program are guaranteed admission…
“I guess I could say I had to rewire my brain. I really struggled with the change at first. Now, those foods don’t even register as ‘food.’”
“It will be bittersweet to see her graduate. She’s been so important to our work, and so we will miss her.”
“It works. We just have to get a critical mass of information out there to start changing the medical paradigm of how we treat patients,”
“The hypnosis that we use over here is very different from what’s usually portrayed in the media.”
“It’s fine to have some Oreos, it’s fine to have a Snickers bar, it’s fine to have a Big Mac over at McDonald’s as long as you’re moderate about it.”
By Vivian Kwok | Reporter Making decisions can be a stressful feat, even the seemingly smallest ones. What to wear, where to eat or — at Chipotle — whether or not to get guac. For those who do not like or cannot eat guacamole, this decision is easy. Pass the green dip, and pay for your meal at the register. However, for many others, including myself, this simple decision carries weight — we can either leave empty-handed, having saved an extra two dollars, or leave with an extra four ounces of guacamole in our burrito, bowl or stomaches. While keeping…
“Clinicals force you to grow up—and grow up fast—because you’re dealing with patient’s lives and families.”
“I love the uniqueness of their portraits. Obama will stand out because he is the only black president we have, but I think their portraits stand out for different reasons. It’s a testament to the time. It’s a testament to the artwork that’s being created today as opposed to sticking to the standard mold.”
“It all became real once my professor donned the coat on me.”
“It takes a small piece of fear away.”
“It really is mind of matter. You really just have to tell yourself, ‘you can do this’ because you can do it.”
“There’s just a lot of different factors and different dimensions that you’re going to get just by doing a 5k.”
By Vivian Kwok | ReporterI often write about the importance of physical health and nutrition. However, mental health is another vital and legitimate facet of well-being that people often neglect. Experiencing happiness, times of low-stress, the absence of anxiety and peace are all precious states of mind for which many people – especially college students – would be grateful. However, periods of emotional blues are inevitable. Some people enjoy the silent comfort in the arms of loved ones while others prefer uncontrollable laughter with friends. A kiss from a furry friend or a call home to mom can soothe a…
“This is really meant to be relevant for basically every major at Baylor.”
“Everyone should come get excited about being healthy and well this year.”
“Food is just another area that helps you be a better student. It’s about being the best student you can be and not about meeting a need that makes you different than others.”
“I think that students need to know that I view and Baylor views students in recovery as an asset to campus.”
“If you can fix your diet, you’ll be amazed at the results that come as opposed to just exercise alone. If your diet’s in line, everything else will fall in line.”
“Our hope is that students who attend these events feel more confident in all aspects of their professional development and more aware of the many resources CPD provides”
“No matter what kind of day you’ve had, this will be the best hour of your day”