Archived: Mar 05, 2007

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Steps to a smoke-free campus

Norris takes initiative to help students

By Andrea Dolnik

The National College Health Assessment recently revealed that 26 percent of University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee students smoked within the past 30 days. This is significantly higher than the national average of college students, which is at 19 percent.

For the past three years, Norris Health Center has been receiving grants to help address tobacco issues on campus. Last years grant was focused of smoking cessation; Norris used the grant money to train Norris employees on how to counsel students, hire speakers to promote non-smoking, and create outreach for those students who are interested in smoking.

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My date with salmonella peanut butter

By Melissa Campbell

I was cruising the Internet on a particularly slow day, when I came upon an article about peanut butter believed to be tainted with salmonella.

The reason this article caught my eye is because, in an effort to cut costs, I keep a jar of peanut butter in my desk. To keep myself amused I pulled out my jar and kept reading.

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Making the Master Cleanse my master

By Miranda Agee

Dear Divine Dining Readers,

I am writing to inform you that I will not be doing a restaurant review for the next three weeks. There will be nothing to report to you as I will not be eating out for the next 14 days.

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Star Wars vs. Star Trek

By Darin Kwilinski

Lets get one thing out of the way right now: Im a trekkie. I grew up watching Jean-Luc Picard seeking out new life and new civilizations. I had no idea what Star Wars was at the time because the first three movies had already come and gone.

Honestly, I dont think it would have made a difference. But for the sake of objectivity I have to take a step back and look at these two cultural icons fairly.

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Childhood habits that stick

By Alysha Witwicki

We might grow taller, learn better swear words and develop facial hair (well, some of us do). But not all childhood tendencies escape us.

You might do them in secret, but habits like knuckle-cracking are sometimes impossible to break.

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Does size matter?

By Devon Wiesend

This question has been plaguing the minds of men for centuries. Is my sexual equipment sufficient to satisfy my partner?

Lets be brutally honest here: size does matter.

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