Friday, April 4, 2025

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Marketing major buys radio station

With graduation quickly approaching, senior marketing major Andrew Adams already has a foot in the door when it comes to his career after college. Last April, Adams discovered an opportunity that would not only improve his marketing skills, but put...

Staying friends with ex after break up

Many former couples try to stay friends after breakups. Especially if the breakup is amicable, maintaining a lasting friendship might not be a problem. Forty-eight percent of people surveyed said they stayed friends with their exes after breakups, while 18...

Distance affects couple dynamic

Some college students in relationships face the hardship of making time for each other, tackling school work and everything that comes with being a hard-working student, as well as maintaining a healthy relationship. When distance becomes a factor, it...

Bennett encourages change-makers

Plattsburgh State marketing major Nelda Bennett demonstrates all the best qualities of a natural-born leader. Bennett has been heavily involved in clubs since her freshman year at PSUC and today, as a junior, she is the vice president of...

Keep up with cleaning to assure effectiveness

The usual culprits of clutter tend to be stacks of books, papers that float around or clothes that pile up in your closet. Spring break is over, and finals week is quickly approaching. Decluttering some items for the second...

Additional vitamin intake could benefit

Half of Americans report regularly taking vitamins or other mineral supplements, according to a poll conducted by Gallup, a company providing data-driven news based on U.S. and world polls, daily tracking and public opinion research. Many people take supplements...

WORDS: Avoid fillers in conversation

As people expand their knowledge in their education and career fields, they find themselves sometimes using words such as “um,” “like,” “you” “know,” and “ah” when faced with a communication challenge. Communication experts describe these words and similar expressions...

Anonymous app promotes anti-bullying

In the device-oriented world we live in, it can seem like everyone is constantly on their phone or computer. This leaves many people vulnerable to online bullying and criticism. That’s why 25-year-old Austin Kevitch created the app Brighten, which allows...

Yoga proves adaquate exercise option

Most people think of seemingly impossible and weird, twisted poses when they think of yoga. However, yoga is all about harmonizing the body with the mind and breath through the various breathing techniques, postures, poses and meditation, according to...

Stressful changes in appetite

Stress can either cause a person to overeat or shut down their appetite. About one-fourth of Americans rate their stress level as eight or more on a 10-point scale, according to an American Psychological Association survey. “Overeating and undereating are...
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