I know it’s been a while since you’ve been close with them, but that doesn’t mean your old friends are gone.
I am not here to say that cell-salts, peppermint oil and yoga are the cure for cancer, but I am saying that, very often, the answers to everyday pains are not found in an Advil bottle.
Still, I have suggestions on how accommodations for students living on campus could be improved during the wintermester, as well as some advice for students who might be planning to be on campus during this time.
“The important thing to you is not the years in your life that count. It’s the life in your years,” an advertisement said in 1947
Hey Bears!Welcome back to Waco and the start of the second semester. Despite the dropping…
Yes, you can make resolutions and goals for the new year, but sticking to them is another thing. Be honest with yourself and look at attainable goals for the upcoming season.
Even amid all the allure of starting fresh, you still can’t help but wonder, “Where’s the magic that actually makes Jan. 1 any different than Dec. 31?” Does the new year serve as motivation to change bad habits, or is it just an excuse to prolong them until the beginning of the next year?
Does a balanced life really mean a happier or better life? Especially in college when it seems that the to-do lists never end, there are reasons and ways to stay connected with friends, do well in school and not go crazy.
