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ccording to Slippery Rock University (SRU) senior Jake
Holzhauser, the first couple of we Actively promoting campus health and wellness Orientation Special Issue | Vol. 3, Number 11 Surviving the First Weeks of School Tips for a smooth tr
HOW TO GET THE MOST OUT OF YOUR STUDENT HEALTH 101 EXPERIENCE Register your primary email address to make sure you receive each issue of Student Health 101™ Your Name: Your Sch
Pulse News, tips, and statistics on health issues affecting today’s college studentsCrank up the Workout Top 20 Dr. Costas Karageorghis, an assoc
Transitions: Surviving the First Weeks of College > BY ANDREW CARRANZA A ccording to Slippery Rock University (SRU) senior Jake Holzhauser, the first couple of we
> BY CALLIE SCHWEITZER Budgeting Tips That Really Add Up Eighteen-year-old Kyle Sircus, a freshman at Tufts University in Medford, Massachusetts, was shocked when he found himself nearly out of ca
to keep their spending in check, most college students don’t allow their money to work for them, according to Donovan. Sage advice from her parents was extremely helpful for USC junior Amy Lautz
CONNECTIONS > BY LORI MORTIMER Starting college can be disorienting. Gone are the familiar faces and hangouts you have known for most of your life. In their place, you find the hustle and bust
According to a June 2007 College Health Services, LLC, survey, well over half of students were concerned that school work and/or a job would leave too little free time for campus involvement. As
Time for Success: Simple Solutions for Managing Your Time Now > BY AMY BALDWIN “Time is on my side, yes it is.” —The Rolling Stones Weolncoymouertsoidceo.lOlengep,awpher,reit, alosotkhsel
work, then you know that you must An Hour a Day…Keeps Procrastination Away The Hour-a-Day Time Management Plan can help you take control of all that time. Simply stated, committing to studying merel
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Katz advises students interested in beginning their own clubs to get support. “Don't do it all by yourself,” she said. After studying abroad in Germany for a semester, she found the ballroom dance
combination of undergrads and older people, since a lot of alums stick around after they graduate,” she said. “People are really good about inte- grating new class members and wel- coming out-of-t
From ZZZ's to As: Sleep Can Improve Grades and More Are you getting enough sleep each night? If you’re like most American college students, the answer is no. According to a 2001 Brown University s
Point Taken > BY ANDREW CARRANZA Time to Get Both Phases in Eight to nine hours may sound like a lot of time for an overworked person to invest in sleep, but the brain needs that time to process
SCROLL over to see Jorge Escamilla at Columbia College in Chicago talk about his sleep problems. SCROLL o
1 i l t s t t t s t “ s t R B T Accidents involving a sleepy driver cause more than 40,000 injuries and ,500 deaths each year, according
Holzhauser can relate. “Homesickness was something that definitely hit me hard,” he said. “You don't realize how much you are going to miss home when you first start out at college.” Familiar peo
experience, said DePaul's Gribbon. But students should be careful about trying too hard to fit in, particularly when it comes to using alcohol or drugs. Try not to rely on alcohol to help you ma
you to go out,” Holzhauser said. “But ing with uncertainty,” said Bolden. f Point Taken > BY ANDREW CARRANZA t
> BY BROOKE HEATH Don’t Let a Breakup Break You Down B reaking up with a significant other is something that many of us have dealt with or will deal with at some point. But add to it the pres
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