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Skincare Products for a Clear Face for Men

Skincare Products for a Clear Face for Men

Lilly Ryken May 5, 2022

Many people think having a skincare routine is only for women. Men, in fact, do have skin. Skin needs to be taken care of, regardless of if it is seen as feminine or not. Everyone has skin, and at some...

The Mexican Restaurant Fued

The Mexican Restaurant Fued

Lilly Ryken April 14, 2022

There are many restaurants that come and go out of Yankton, South Dakota, but it is guaranteed that El Tapatio and Mexico Viejo are here to stay. If you ask a group of people from Yankton which restaurant...

Juliette and Wendy: Guide to Healthy Hair for Beginners

Juliette and Wendy: Guide to Healthy Hair for Beginners

Lilly Ryken March 10, 2022

Achieving healthy hair is a bit more complex than just shampoo and conditioner. Everyone is different, and this is especially true when it comes to hair. Some people have dry hair some people have oily,...

Open your Mind and Soul at Sacred Yoga

Open your Mind and Soul at Sacred Yoga

Lilly Ryken February 24, 2022

About 40-50 percent of college students are physically inactive. Engaging in physical activities on a regular basis is one of the main factors in maintaining good health. College students are busy, and...

You’re already doing it: The fastest trick to organizing your life

You’re already doing it: The fastest trick to organizing your life

July 10, 2019

There are a million and one tips, tricks and lifestyle fixes that claim to be the way you’ll finally organize your life. All of them live or die by whether you can integrate them into your life seamlessly...

Pepsi-Cola and Coca-Cola vending machines side by side in New York in 2010. (Richard B. Levine/Sipa USA/TNS)

Does the soda industry manipulate research on sugary drinks’ health effects?

November 1, 2016

One hundred percent. That is the probability that a published study that finds no link between sugar-sweetened beverage consumption and poorer metabolic health was underwritten by the makers of sugar-sweetened...

10 tips that might actually help you fall asleep tonight

Marissa Lute November 10, 2015

There are so many benefits of getting enough sleep at night, but if you're like me, you probably don't have a set sleeping schedule! Check out Buzzfeed's top 10 tips to help you fall asleep!

Students at Windsor Elementary School in Arlington Heights, Ill., including Adam Boesen, 10, are learning this year with the help of so-called classroom fit stations, including standing desks, exercise bikes and elliptical machines. (Karen Ann Cullotta/Chicago Tribune/TNS)

‘Fit’ desks keep students moving, learning

October 1, 2015

By Karen Ann Cullotta Chicago Tribune (TNS) ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Ill. — For years, students were told to “sit still and stop fidgeting,” but that has changed with the addition of elliptical machines...

Nearly 30 percent of depression in adults can be traced to bullying by teens, study says

Nearly 30 percent of depression in adults can be traced to bullying by teens, study says

September 15, 2015

By Karen Kaplan Los Angeles Times (TNS) Bullying may be responsible for nearly 30 percent of cases of depression among adults, a new study suggests. By tracking 2,668 people from early childhood through...

Are e-cigarettes a gateway to teen smoking?

Are e-cigarettes a ‘gateway’ to teen smoking?

September 15, 2015

By Amina Khan Los Angeles Times (TNS) LOS ANGELES—Even though teenage smoking rates have plunged in recent decades, teen use of electronic cigarettes has been on the rise in the last few years. Now,...

Trouble Swallowing Pills? You’re Probably Doing It Wrong, Study Says

Trouble Swallowing Pills? You’re Probably Doing It Wrong, Study Says

November 25, 2014

By Karen Kaplan Los Angeles Times (MCT) If you have trouble swallowing pills, it’s not your fault. You’ve just been doing it wrong. And now a group of German experts is ready to show you a better...

Teens’ Use Of Electronic Cigarettes Worries Health Officials

Teens’ Use Of Electronic Cigarettes Worries Health Officials

November 25, 2014

By Samantha Ehlinger McClatchy Washington Bureau (MCT) WASHINGTON — More high school students are using electronic cigarettes, according to new findings, raising concerns among health officials that...

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