Health nuts and celebrities alike have been buzzing about the cleanse trend called juicing, a diet which consists of taking a mixture of fresh fruits and vegetables and extracting the juices as a liquid meal.
Though juices shouldn’t be used as a meal replacement, nutrition professors agree they are a great way to add fruits and vegetables to a diet.
One student has found her shot at sweet success: opening a candy store.
Kellin Carter, a senior public relations major, knew she wanted to start a fashion company from the time she was 10 years old. At the time, her younger sister Kourtney Carter, now a junior public relations and photography major, was 9 —and was more concerned about one day becoming a chef.
The shopping cart rattles as TV dinners and frozen foods — distinguishable only by the picture printed on the plastic bags — are tossed in with a metallic thump. The massive grocery store freezers’ frost-covered doors aren’t too chatty.
Inmate #1776 began his hunger strike May 13 after a public waterboarding, which he said was a horrifying mix of drowning and suffocating.
With work, classes and whatever else keeps students in town, it is important to scope out inexpensive ways in Muncie to make summer enjoyable.
Suicide prevention organizations will address a topic that a walk organizer describes as a “blacklist topic.”
Today is not a national holiday, but it has ties all the way to the 1300s. Once mentioned in the Canterbury Tales, April 1 is commonly recognized and celebrated with practical jokes galore.
Growing up in a time where nearly everything has been readily available at one’s fingertips hasn’t caused Generation Y to be any less appreciative. The feeling of civic responsibility is estimated to be the highest it has been in over 25 years.
