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Katrina SholeenBy September 25, 2011 - 2:48am Katrina Sholeen always knew she wanted to pursue art. It came natural to her and that is why she is majoring in Studio Art. She said, “I pretty much made my choice in high school because I took art classes every chance I got.” She is majoring in Studio Art because she enjoys the laid back atmosphere it has and it is more hands on and less about being in a classroom. She explained, “It is the only thing I was good at besides sports, and I never intended to be a professional athlete.” READ MORE |
Job Fair at UICBy September 25, 2011 - 2:15am READ MORE |
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Beat that ColdBy September 24, 2011 - 2:46pm Goodbye summer, hello fall season! With the change in the weather comes allergies and of course the common cold. Not to panic because the flu shot is not your only option. Here are a few ways that have been proven to beat that common cold. · Drink hot tea: it has been established that drinking hot tea helps your body fight off infections. Tea contains chemicals called catechins that help your system fight viruses. READ MORE |
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Dan Savage Q&ABy September 21, 2011 - 12:48pm Were you able to attend Sex in the Dark? Once again, it was a huge success, racking up more student activity than ever despite being separated into three different locations and time slots. However, if you weren’t able to attend, UIC is providing yet another opportunity for your sexual questions to be answered, perhaps this time on television! Dan Savage, America’s popular sex columnist, is coming to campuses all around the country for a chance to answer teen’s sexual questions for his television show. Just like the sex in the dark event, students will be allowed to ask questions on any sexual or relationship topic, available to be answered by those present, or by the expert himself. Don’t be shy! Learn how to be a dating expert!... |
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Volunteering Can Get You Hired!By September 21, 2011 - 9:34am READ MORE |
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DamenBy September 19, 2011 - 9:37am One of the perks of being a UIC student is having the city of Chicago to your disposal. Grab your U-pass, a friend, and warm scarf as you head out to the Wicker Park neighborhood this fall to enjoy all things artsy. The blue line Damen stop drops you off in the heart of one of Chicago’s trendiest neighborhoods. Wicker Park/Bucktown is home to some of the coolest art galleries, funkiest music venues, cutest diners, and it also has some of the best vintage shops. Grab a cup of something warm, and enjoy all that this neighborhood has to offer. READ MORE |
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Just Like the Last GuyBy September 19, 2011 - 2:42am The story is always the same no matter who’s telling it; “I don’t understand em’ man…..I just can’t figure them out.” Sure, that’s a pretty broad generalization, but there’s some truth to it. Every guy has that thought, or something similar, run through his head at some point or another. It’s true. We don’t understand women. It’s very possible that us understanding them isn’t going to lead to surefire success. And on top of that, success is a very ambiguous term. READ MORE |
A Taste of Brazilian CultureBy September 19, 2011 - 1:43am READ MORE |
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Glimmer of Hope for Disney StarsBy September 19, 2011 - 1:35am Everyone knows the successes of former Disney Mouseketeers Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, and Justin Timberlake. But it seems like today that the transition from Disney star to pop star has become very difficult and often, unrealistic. When a former Disney star tries to move towards the mainstream adult audience, their music usually turns out horribly or society just can’t take them seriously. However, there are some Disney products (like Britney, Christina, and Justin) that are able to get close to or completely remove their former company’s image. Here is a list of some Disney stars that actually have a good chance of running from the shadow of doom: 1. Miley Cyrus ... |
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Do You Know the Facts About HPV?By September 19, 2011 - 1:28am In 2007 the Governor of Texas decided that all young girls in his state who were in the sixth grade were to be vaccinated against the Human Papillomavirus. The Governor’s idea was met by heavy opposition. READ MORE |
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