After graduating high school, it seems as if you’re not only receiving your diploma but also an extra 15 pounds.
According to a study done by David A. Levitsky, professor of nutritional sciences and of psychology at Cornell University, college freshmen gain approximately 4.2 pounds during their first 12 weeks of school.
As many of us travel to class today with blurry green memories, we are doubly bummed. Not only are we nursing painful hangovers, we are doing so on a Wednesday.
After an appeal to University Courtyard was denied last week, Associated Student, Inc. (ASI) President Graham Wahlberg said he will continue to fight a citation that charges him with violating the residence halls’ alcohol policy.
From 2005 to 2007, the most frequently occurring crimes at Fresno State have been liquor law violations.
The second annual Wicked Wellness Carnival focused on educating students about drunken driving through fun activities.
In the wake of the resignation of ASI President Mackee Mason and Executive Vice President Sandra Flores, Associated Students, Inc., elected new executives to those positions Wednesday, Oct. 15. The senators also voted on amendments to the code of conduct.
I DON’T DRINK AND I ALSO DON’T AGREE IN CHANGING the legal drinking age from 21 to 18. I’ve heard it before; people ask me why I care if the legal drinking age changes given that I don’t drink.
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A major issue in nationwide news has been the controversial movement that aims to decrease the legal drinking age from 21 to 18 by means of college endorsement.