Archive | March, 2010
Bode Miller Takes the Gold
In the 2002 Winter Olympics his elite abilities made people take a closer look. In 2006 his habitual committing on the notion of skiing “wasted,” brought the spot light. And now the 2010 Olympic Games lead Bode Miller down the road to redemption, as he brings home a gold, silver, and bronze medal. “I skied [...]
Full article: Bode Miller Takes the GoldA Golden Border War: Canada Wins Gold in Thriller
The United States Men’s ice hockey team has not had much success since knocking off the powerful Soviet Union in the “Miracle on ice.” This year’s winter Olympics mark the 30th anniversary of that stunning event. With host nation Canada heavily favored to win the gold and a stacked field of other power house nations [...]
Full article: A Golden Border War: Canada Wins Gold in ThrillerEffects of Drugs and Alcohol on Campus: An Honest and Open Dialogue
The effects of alcohol and drugs on campus, was an open dialogue to discuss any perspective and all angles that pertain to the way that alcohol and drugs influence life on our campus. Do you smoke weed in the woods? Do you come back on campus drunk? Does your roommate drink in the room? Is [...]
Full article: Effects of Drugs and Alcohol on Campus: An Honest and Open DialogueSome Student Opinions on the Drug and Alcohol Policy
The drug and alcohol policy arouses swarms of controversy among students. In an informal survey in the residence halls, I found that many students feel that it is great to have a strict policy in effect, and others, well…not so much. Although many students feel that the policy is too harsh for a college campus, [...]
Full article: Some Student Opinions on the Drug and Alcohol PolicyDSM V Revisions Proposed: AD/HD May Be Due for Change
In early February the American Psychological Association (APA) released a draft version of the 2013 Diagnostic and Statistical Manual, Fifth Edition (DSM-V). The manual is the cornerstone of diagnostic mental health professionals, containing the diagnostic codes and definitions of psychiatric conditions accepted by the APA. It’s the most commonly referred to publication in the field [...]
Full article: DSM V Revisions Proposed: AD/HD May Be Due for ChangeWellness Week: Events and Dialogue Reviewed
The wonderful week of wellness was a week to do well by our wellbeing, and no wavering was wise—it was a week to waken and welcome what is worthy. Wherever you wandered within wellness week, you would find activities that ranged from extra coaching to a free massage. Monday started the week off with your [...]
Full article: Wellness Week: Events and Dialogue Reviewed
Volume 1 Issue 3. Mar 4, 2010
By Dexter Brown Rogers
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