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I work out…just not at the gym

By Jenna Kimble -

To most people, working out means hitting up the gym. But it doesn’t have to be this way. ...

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Get your body in gear

By Frankie Mancuso -

Here are some diet tips to help lose those last couple of pounds and a few taxing workouts that will burn away those calories. ...

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Get your food facts straight

By Kathleen Rubino -

Healthy living is easy if you have your facts straight. Here are some common health food misconceptions. ...

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Food allergies don’t have to be a hardship

By Rachel Powers -

If you have specific allergies or beliefs that affect the foods you eat, it can be hard to adjust to college dining. ...

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Van Halen turns up the heat in their 12th album

By Frankie Mancuso -

Following a brief hiatus after a short-lived reunion tour with original front man David Lee Roth in 2007, Van Halen has released “A Different Kind of Truth,” its first record with Roth...

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“The Vow” is a V-Day must see

By Victoria Chow -

I’m not a fan of the sappy, clichéd romance movie. I mean it. Don’t get me wrong, I’m in love with Ryan Gosling, but I absolutely hate “The Notebook.” While I’m on...

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2012 Oscar watch

By Jacob Shamsian -

With the Oscars quickly approaching and a historically weak month for theatrical releases, it’s a good time to catch up on some movies from last year. ...

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You don’t have to be in a relationship to feel the love

By Alyssa Bossio -

Valentine’s Day has an intense love-hate relationship with almost everyone. Either it enhances the fact that you’re hopelessly alone or it brings you and your significant other closer together. For all you...

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Candy land: The meaning behind those Valentine’s Day treats

By Kathleen Rubino -

Different types of candy can relay different meanings; make sure you know exactly what your valentine is saying to you. ...

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What’s a broke college kid to do? Celebrating Feb. 14 on a budget

By Rachel Powers -

With jewelry commercials advertising sales for already-overpriced jewelry and bouquet arrangements emptying your wallet when you could buy a dozen roses in the city for $5, it’s hard for broke college students...