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	Yes to B.I.O.: TheVeil’s Style & Variety Show This Friday By Elif Geris January 31, 2012 - 11:14am Witness the un – ehem – veiling of the first annual exhibition of talents and personalities at TheVeil’s Style & Variety Show, “Yes to B.I.O.” this Friday, February 3rd at 7pm! TheVeil is a newly founded organization on campus and promotes the importance of beauty inside and out (B.I.O.). It approaches this goal through the celebration of each student’s individual ideas of self-expression and personal style. Confidence is key to the founders and members of TheVeil. They have taken advantage of various volunteering activities throughout the semester and continue to do so. The fee for students with I-Cards is $3 and for non-students it is $5. All proceeds will go to the National Eating Disorder Association....
	Building a Strong Writer, The Writing Center By Michael Howard January 30, 2012 - 1:12am READ MORE
	Five Songs You Need To Hear Right Now By Alex Griparis January 29, 2012 - 5:27pm Music shapes our lives. I like to think of the songs I listen to as narratives of my everyday life. We listen to music in essentially every aspect of our lives; walking to class, working out, socializing with friends. These are five songs that I think every person should have in their music library. They each evict a different emotion, but all will be sure to put a smile on your face-I know they do for me! Someday by The Strokes READ MORE
	Food For Your Brain By Claudia Martinez January 25, 2012 - 3:08pm The phrase "you are what you eat" is true. It turns out that there is some food that has chemicals that go directly to your brain cells. These will not only make you smarter, but also improve your memory and help you think more clearly. READ MORE
	No Need for Patience By Elif Geris January 25, 2012 - 12:32pm A sense of urgency is delivered by the highway pursuit sound of Chase and Status’s “Time”, blurring the street lights as you rush by on your shiny white Ducati. Do not give in to the request of others to make you wait, as you’ve controlled your destiny for the past two weeks studying. You are in charge with your beautiful independence – never let go and never wait. Observe the desperation in Delilah’s voice and let her take you on a pursuit for that goal you have this break. If you do not attain results you deem appropriate - whether they are for an internship or for the man of your dreams – move on. Chase something as worthy as you. READ MORE
	Money Saving Tips By Alex Griparis January 25, 2012 - 12:23pm Now that our bank accounts have undergone a tremendous dent after the holidays, it helps to save money anywhere you can. The little everyday necessities add up, but these tips will help you save those extra dollars for this New Year we have ahead of us. Beauty Tips READ MORE
	Internet Freedom By Michael Howard January 22, 2012 - 8:04pm There has been a recent uproar concerning two anti-piracy bills, SOPA (Stop Online Piracy Act) and PIPA (Protect IP Act). Many websites, including notable sites like Google and Wikipedia, protested this past Wednesday by blacking out their sites, showing the potential future of the web if these bills were passed. PIPA has already been approved by a senate committee and is now awaiting approval before the full senate. However, SOPA is losing steam as the mass protests have managed to delay its passing. READ MORE
	Nutrition Tips for the Holiday Season By Claudia Martinez December 12, 2011 - 12:36am This is the season for holiday parties, family gatherings, celebrations, and of course, LOTS of great food! Let’s face it; we are going to enjoy the festive parties, great company, and delicious food. I don’t think it would be realistic to ask anyone not to participate in any of these, but all of the parties don’t have to revolve around the cheese ball, creamy dips, and sugar cookies. You have to make choices. I am not saying you have to for-go all your favorites, but if you follow a few of my tips, you may find yourself ahead of the game come the New Year. So, whether you are hosting a party or just joining one, here are a few strategies to keep you healthy and fit through the season: READ...
	Winter WonderFest at Navy Pier By Michael Howard December 12, 2011 - 12:26am READ MORE
	Beauty Products That Come From Your Kitchen By Alex Griparis December 11, 2011 - 10:43pm We all love to splurge on beauty products, but similar products can be found in your kitchen for next to nothing. Baking soda, olive oil, and eggs can transform your skin and hair with little effort and time. Give these at home tips a try and to save yourself time and money! Microdermabrasion Face Scrub Baking soda and water are all you need to make your skin look clearer, brighter, and younger. Mix two tablespoons of baking soda with one tablespoon of water to make a paste. Then, scrub onto clean skin to smooth away dead skin cells and imperfections! I tried this myself, and it worked really well. If you don’t have any baking soda on hand, it is less than a dollar at the grocery store. So cheap, and it works amazingly!...