"Covers the campus like the magnolias"

Old Gold & Black

'Covers the campus like the magnolias'
"Covers the campus like the magnolias"

Old Gold & Black

"Covers the campus like the magnolias"

Old Gold & Black

200 dpi 5 col x 10.75 in / 246x273 mm / 837x929 pixels Julie Notarianni color illustration of a knight riding a stallion with a large flu shot syringe. The Seattle Times 1999 

With FLU, The Seattle Times by Judith Blake

Protect yourself from influenza while you can

Grace Young October 13, 2016

As Ned Stark was fond of saying, winter is coming, and that means so is the flu. All kidding aside, though, influenza is no joke, and immunizations are of utmost importance. Thankfully, flu shots are offered...

Say “goodbye” to stress with a few simple steps

Say “goodbye” to stress with a few simple steps

Shelby Devine September 29, 2016

Stress is a reality of modern life, and if we don’t take steps to manage it, multiple components of our health can decline. In the television series “Parks and Recreation,” some of the characters...

Prevent yourself from getting sick this winter

Prevent yourself from getting sick this winter

Nicole Loffredo September 22, 2016

The freshman plague: an epidemic known by many and avoided by all. Take it from someone who is currently fighting this horrible outbreak — it is not fun. If you are one of the many people who are suffering,...

Eat well and have your cake too: sinless desserts

Eat well and have your cake too: sinless desserts

Caitlin Herlihy September 15, 2016

You’ve worked hard — and I mean really hard — to keep up your diet all week. You’ve fought off fats and contested carbs with dignity. You’ve shown self-control to keep off the weight you worked...

Green Crayon Assignment, Pit lettuce

Eat healthily and avoid pitfalls of the Pit

Rachel Daley September 1, 2016

With all of the dining improvements and additions around campus, it can be easy to get a little carried away with your Deacon OneCard in hand. Now, I’m not saying we don’t deserve a Zick’s BBQ flatbread...

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Hot yoga is a great exercise alternative

Laura Feidelson April 7, 2016

Many people instantly dismiss hot yoga without even trying it because of the common understanding that during the practice you will sweat — a lot. Hot yoga is done in hot conditions in order to replicate...

Karen Schiely/Akron Beacon Journal/TNS

April is Alcohol Awareness Month

Lauren Darnis April 7, 2016

Regardless of your health goals, being aware of your alcohol intake can help you understand your goals better. Reducing alcohol intake and drinking in moderation can reduce the risk of several short and...

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Journals allow students to think freely

Laura Feidelson March 31, 2016

My mom handed me a bright, red leather bound notebook that had a long red ribbon glued to the inside of its spine. It was brand new; the pages were blank and the was book stiff. She gave it to me and smiled....

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Portion control helps regulate diet

Lauren Darnis March 3, 2016

Calorie counting is a calculated method that can work well for those who are trying to lose weight. However, what works for some people does not always work for all, and the nutrients from the types of...

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High sodium levels lead to heart issues

Lauren Darnis February 25, 2016

The month of February focuses on heart health. Being in control of your heart health is at the core of living a healthy lifestyle. One in every four deaths in the United States are caused by heart disease,...

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Meditation helps relieve stress

Hannah Goodwin February 11, 2016

Here at Wake Forest, our mental health is very important to keep in tact. When our Google calendars are filled with classes, work shifts and assignments — not to mention all of the extracurriculars we...

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Eat cleaner to get ready for Spring Break

Tori Koch February 4, 2016

Now that it is February, everyone knows Spring Break is right around the corner. The gym seems to be more packed than ever, and people are attempting to change up their daily slice of pizza for a salad....

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