In the U.S., we are overwhelmed with the idea of choice. We have so many options in front of us all of the time that it is hard to say no. This holds true for the food available to us, too. We have Chinese food, Italian food, Polish food and so much more....

Ladies, it’s time to step off the cardio machine and into the weight room. When I go to the gym, I see so many girls confining themselves to cardio machines and floor mats, and while these workouts have their time and place, neglecting weight training...

It is no secret that the growth of technology and the digital footprint has brought along ethical issues with privacy. The most alarming truth behind this awareness is the fact that the World Wide Web is so "wide" in its reach that it is merely impossible...

Editor's note: John Kilbourne is a professor of movement science and honors at Grand Valley State University. The opinions expressed in this piece are his own. Starting Wednesday, Oct. 25, pedestrians in Honolulu will be ticketed and fined $35 if they...

Halloween is here, and you know what that means? Candy corn, pumpkins and children dressing up in racist costumes from other cultures. Wait, what? Over the last few years, I’ve noticed an increase in the number of arguments made against certain types...

Cosmetic products are "pretty" makers: They’re supposed to make our skin look flawless, our lips look bigger and our eyes look more vivid. However, underneath all the glitter and beauty lies a very gruesome truth: Our artificial prettiness is a product...

Head: YouTube-inspired idleness in today's youth By: Corea Parks Senior, multimedia journalism [email protected] I think it is safe to say that the accessibility of technology and the internet has changed the game with how children are influenced...

Head: Presidents and intelligence: Past and present (title he gave) By: Hunter Kaap Rencis [email protected] In decades past, society as admired those we idolize, not only for their achievement, or their capacity for success, but because we valued...