Catherine Saunders

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• Was a "Functional Cure" for HIV Found?

  6/25/2011

  45-year-old Timothy Ray Brown has become the first man in the world to have his HIV completely eliminated from his body through what doctors call a "functional cure."
• J.K. Rowling Reveals Details on Pottermore Website

  6/23/2011

  J.K. Rowling explained that the site will be a place where fans of Harry Potter can read online, see new secrets about the world, and purchase Harry Potter ebooks.
• Scholarships for Non-traditional Students in North Carolina

  6/21/2011

  North Carolina has numerous scholarship opportunities for non-traditional students.
• Hunger Games Filming in Western North Carolina

  6/16/2011

  My small region in western North Carolina is getting a taste of Hollywood. Arguably, the next big Hollywood franchise, the Hunger Games film adaption, chose locations in western North Carolina to bring the bestselling books to life.
• 2500 Penny Payment Leads to Disorderly Conduct

  6/16/2011

  A Utah man was cited on a charge of disorderly conduct after paying for a disputed medical bill with 2,500 pennies. He was issued a citation for disorderly conduct and could pay as much as a $140 fine.
• Prescription Drug Ads on TV

  6/13/2011

  It's confusing as to why these prescription ads are being aired on television. Isn't it your doctor or pharmacist's job to identify what medication will be the most beneficial to you.
• Duke Vs. UNC Rivalry

  6/7/2011

  Whether you are North Carolina native, a North Carolina transplant, or someone who hasn't spent more than a few hours within the state borders it is safe to say that you know of the epic rivalry that exists between Duke University and UNC.
• Book Review: "Hunger Games," by Suzanne Collins

  6/7/2011

  I am what you might call a read-a-holic. Over the course of time I have read many wonderful books and sadly many that are disappointing. The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins unequivocally falls in the former.
• Kelly Link: A Great American Short Story Writer

  6/6/2011

  Kelly Link is one of the greatest American short story authors of all time. Link has won numerous awards. Her stories are considered magic realism, a combination of science fiction, fantasy, horror, mystery, and realism.
• Exercise Without Any Equipment

  5/30/2011

  You can develop a workout routine to do at home without spending a dime. No Gym. No expensive equipment. Just your time and a few household items.
• Gay Marriage Discrimination is Egotistical

  5/30/2011

  Gay marriage discrimination seems grossly egotistical. By taking the stance that it goes against your religion to support another person's life style you're saying that how you are living your life is in some way superior.
• This Isn't Your Mother's Guest Book

  4/27/2011

  Every bridal store is full of wedding supplies covered with doves and Calla Lillies. So how do you avoid these things that are quickly moving from classic wedding decor to tacky has-beens? Try something new by having a DIY Origami Guest Book.
• Fresh Spinach Citrus Salad

  4/26/2011

  Spring has arrived and that means more fresh produce options in western North Carolina. This is the perfect dish for a healthy spring time lunch or it compliments smoked salmon wonderfully for dinner.