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Kickin’ it old school: Resilience—the ultimate life tool

by Shannon K. Auringer | Mar 6, 2014 | Lifestyle, Sports | Lifestyle

Routine can be a student’s best friend when trying to balance the heavy load of academics and the responsibilities of real life. Getting a consistent rhythm going can ensure that everything gets done on time and can help minimize stress. But what happens when things...
Doing nothing may actually result in getting more done

Doing nothing may actually result in getting more done

by Shannon K. Auringer | Jan 30, 2014 | Lifestyle, Sports | Lifestyle

From the moment your feet first hit the floor in the morning, it’s go-time. Getting showered up, fed, and off to school or work seems to dominate the daily grind. As the day pushes on, there are a few intermittent moments only long enough to grab a coffee and recharge...
2014’s tips for better success with resolutions

2014’s tips for better success with resolutions

by Shannon K. Auringer | Jan 16, 2014 | Lifestyle, Sports | Lifestyle

Five, four, three, two, one . . . HAPPY NEW YEAR! Auld Lang Syne blares through the air while partygoers kiss and hug their way around the room. This is the moment where everyone is a friend and bygones become bygones. It is the first day of a new year and a clean...
Ways to cut consumerism this Christmas

Ways to cut consumerism this Christmas

by Shannon K. Auringer | Dec 5, 2013 | Lifestyle, Sports | Lifestyle

As the month of December starts to poke its toes quietly around the corner, the reality of Christmas is quickly closing in. With this comes the tantalizing tickle of childhood memories of eggnog, gingerbread cookies, and presents. Most of us remember vividly how hard...
Power-stance your way to success

Power-stance your way to success

by Shannon K. Auringer | Nov 21, 2013 | Lifestyle, Sports | Lifestyle

The door looms tall and foreboding in front of you, your fingers loosely touching the cold metal knob, while you draw in a quick deep breath before turning the handle. You’re not asking for much, just a week off at Christmas, so you can fly home to see your family....
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