Safety First

BY JOANNA LEI & STYVALIZH URIBE
As summer break approaches, students need to remember to stay safe and healthy during the coming sweltering days.
BY JOANNA LEI & STYVALIZH URIBE
As summer break approaches, students need to remember to stay safe and healthy during the coming sweltering days.
by TIFFANY LIU
With allergy season currently in full swing, toxic chemicals found in various beauty products such as lotion and perfume can contribute to additional health problems.
Read moreby ROBERT MIRANDA
Current trends toward eating foods devoid of ingredients such as gluten, animal products or protein has become a distorted campaign which does not reflect the importance or seriousness with which these diets were originally designed.
Read moreTrying to adopt a new lifestyle, Physical Education teacher Amber Ackerman started the Biggest Loser Challenge to motivate teachers to lose weight and be conscious about their eating habits.
Read moreFaced with Valentine’s Day festivities, it is important to keep in mind a healthy lifestyle, especially during the month of February, also known as American Heart Month.
Read moreWhile most people link dehydration to the hot summer weather, it can also occur in winter at cold temperatures and may have adverse effects on the body.
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