Recent Articles
Wine good for experimenting, whether amateurs or experts
With endless varieties, tastes and aromas, there’s one timelss drink that continues to attract a cultural following — wine. Extracted from delicate grapes lining vineyards, variations of wine are available from across the globe.
Guilt-free feasting
Thanksgiving means a host of classic American dishes — roasted turkey, creamy green-bean casserole, sweet, squishy cranberry sauce and warm, fluffy stuffing. But this annual feast sometimes comes with a side of guilt, as one more slice of pumpkin pie may call for loosening your belt or taking a long nap.
Walks, runs tradition at Thanksgiving
Whether you typically stay home or conquer sales on Black Friday, this weekend offers other activities that can keep you moving and energized before or after the coveted holiday dinner.
Winterizing exercise routines combines interests, abilities
While the urge to hibernate may creep up in the coming months of finals, frigid weather and holiday festivities, there are still plenty of opportunities to keep moving.
Face time: Rebecca Kegler
When Rebecca Kegler is on campus, she’s usually helping others break a sweat.
Recent Posts
- When workers strike, we feel the consequences
- Site helps families keep in touch
- E! online shows stars' slammer shots
- A teeny bopper-free Christmas, please
- Reality TV shows bring me back to earth
- "The Salmon Dance" is obnoxious
- Timbaland's "Apologize" video actually fits the song
- Springsteen's "Radio Nowhere" has true rock value
- "Michael Clayton" has intensity and complexity without the headache
- When hunger strikes
- Anyone can play bicycle polo
- Tales of a Food Network addict
- Supporting the troops doesn't get old
- Here's to the band dorks
- Nostalgia
