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Overcoming Test Anxiety as a College StudentAlthough some anxiety in testing situations can be positive, too much anxiety can compromise performance. Here are some ways to keep anxiety under control.
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Are You Ready to Run a Half-Marathon?Running a half marathon is a great accomplishment. Is it a challenge you are ready to take on?
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Now You See It, Now You Don't: A Guide to Undereye ConcealersIf you have dark undereye circles like I do, you are probably on a constant search to find the best concealer. Help is here!
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Guide to Selling Used Books OnlineThere are plenty of options for selling your used book online. Consider starting at BookScouter.com.
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How to Communicate with Someone Who Has Alzheimer's DiseaseBeing unable to communicate effectively with a family member or friend with dementia may be frustrating.
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How to Respectfully Email Your College ProfessorTake a few extra minutes to write that email to your professor. After all, you may someday be asking them for a letter of recommendation.
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How to Write a Literature Review Summarizing Research ArticlesHere are some tips to help you write a literature review that will impress your professor.
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How to Teach College Students About Death and DyingTeaching college students about death and the dying process isn't easy. However, following a few simple tips can make it easier and more rewarding.
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How to Write a Glowing Letter of RecommendationA few tricks and tips can make all the difference in writing a letter of recommendation that will get someone a scholarship or job!
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Rules for Reducing Your Grocery BudgetReducing our grocery budget by over 50% was much easier than we expected!
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Tips for Surviving a Long Distance MarriageIt's not easy, but you can survive living apart as a married couple.
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What Your College Professors Wish You KnewUnfortunately, many college students make ignorant mistakes when they interact with their college professors.
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Why You Should Volunteer for HospiceThere are varied opportunities for volunteer experiences at hospices.
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Great (and Really Cheap) Products from E.L.F. CosmeticsCan you really find quality products for about $1 a pop?
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The Best Budget Face WashesGreat facial cleansers need not cost a fortune.
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Shopping at ALDI for Groceries: A Few TipsIf you are a budget conscious shopper, ALDI is a great choice for groceries.
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Best Budget Personal Care and Beauty ItemsThrough trial and error, I have discovered some fantastic personal care and beauty projects that cost less than $5.
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Guide to Shopping at Dollar TreeThe Dollar Tree is a great option for people looking to save money on personal care and household goods.
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Review: Mint.Com For Financial ManagementConsider checking out Mint.com for taking control of your money. This website is able to track your finances and spending as well as help you to set up budgeting plans and financial goals.
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Surviving Kidney Stones: My ExperienceThree kidney stones..about two millimeters each...all I can say is EXCRUCIATING.
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Why I Love March MadnessWhen the NCAA tournament comes around, I'm enthralled. I have been since I was a kid.
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Am I Overtraining?If you're a runner, you should know the signs and symptoms of overtraining. Harder, faster, and more frequently is not always better.
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What is a Hypothesis?What are examples of good and bad hypothesis? How can you formulate a well-thought-out hypothesis.
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What is a Case Study?If you're familiar with research, you've undoubtedly heard the term case study. However, many people are unfamiliar with the ins and outs of case studies.
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What is an Ethnography?Interested in research methods? Read on to learn about ethnography.
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What is Informed Consent in Research?If you've ever been in a research study, you may be interested in learning more about the procedures behind obtaining informed consent.
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Auto Review: The Mazda5 SportMy husband and I recently bought a Mazda5 Sport. First of all, it's not a mini-van, or an SUV, or a station wagon. To me, it's a combination of the three. And, for about $19,000, I feel it has the best attributes of each.
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Product Review: Matrix Sleek Look Lite Styling CremeI have tried a variety of products, both cheap and experience, to tame the frizz. Even some of the expensive products have left much to be desired. Read on to learn about my favorite. -
Product Review: Sally Hansen Insta-Dri Fast Dry Nail PolishDoes Sally Hansen Insta-Dri make good on its claim to dry in 60 seconds? -
What is Evaluative Research?Evaluation research is key for human service employees and policy makers and explores programs to determine if they are having the intended effect on populations. -
How to Avoid Running InjuriesHere are some ideas for runners on how to train smart and remain injury-free. -
The Best Dog Breeds to Choose as Running PartnersThis is a by-no-means-exclusive list of dog breeds who make great pals for running. -
A Professor's Advice on when to Drop a College ClassHere is some advice for college students about when to drop a course and when to stick it out. -
What Can You Do with a Degree in Family Services?Considering majoring in family services? Read on to learn about the major and related opportunities.
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Time Management Tips for College StudentsTime management is difficult for many college students.
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Careers in Gerontology (and What is Gerontology, Anyway?)Can you define gerontology? Are you aware of the tremendous job opportunities in aging-related fields? -
No Nonsense Advice on Losing WeightThe secret of weight loss is that there is no secret.
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Ideas for Volunteering with the ElderlyIf you enjoy working with older adults, plenty of rewarding volunteer opporunities await you. -
How to Choose a College MajorRead on for some ideas on how to choose the right college major.
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Great Forms of Exercise for SeniorsSome forms of exercise may be especially helpful to older adults. These tend to be types of exercise that do not put excessive stress on joints. -
Seniors and Foodborne IllnessDoes grandma often have the stomach flu? Maybe it's foodborne illness.
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A Guide to Safety for Female RunnersWomen who run outside should be concerned about personal safety. -
Tapering Before a RaceMake sure you understand the tapering phase in the weeks before your big race. -
Make Healthier PizzaTake-out or delivery pizza can be a nutritional nightmare, but it's easy to prepare a more healthy version at home. -
What is the Difference Between Qualitative and Quantitative Research?You may have heard the terms qualitative and quantitative research. But what do these terms mean? -
How to Succeed at Public SpeakingDo you have a speech coming up? Do you need some tips to ensure your success? Read on.
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Are Expensive Running Shoes Really Better?Wondering if more expensive running shoes are higher quality? Wanting to try to save a few bucks on running shoes? Read on. -
Benefits of Running as an Exercise ProgramAlthough it's not for everyone, the benefits of running make it a great form of exercise for many people.
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Adding Variety to Your RunsTired of logging the same three mile route every time you go out for a run? Maybe it's time for a change.
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Cardio Exercise for People Who Don't Enjoy CardioRunning and aerobics not your thing? Here are some ideas for getting your cardio in. -
Cutting Calories by Making Small ChangesLosing weight can be difficult, and every calorie counts. Here are a few ideas to chop out some extra calories from your diet.
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Chiropractic Treatment for RunnersShould runners consider seeing chiropractors? What are the potential benefits?
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What is Grad School in the Social Sciences Like?If you are thinking about graduate school in psychology, sociology, family studies, criminology, or a related area, read on.
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What to Consider when You Choose a GymWhat should you consider when you decide where to work out?
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The Social Desirability Effect in ResearchThe social desirability effect can play a large role in research results. What is the social desirability effect and what should students know about it?
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What is Longitudinal Research?Students in research methods courses may struggle to understand longitudinal and cross-sectional designs. Here are some hints.
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How to Impress Your College ProfessorsThere's a difference between kissing up and impressing your professors. Letting your professors see your strongest attributes pay dividends in your future.
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How to Take Notes in a College ClassAlthough most students are not taught to take notes, taking notes effectively is a key to college success.
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How to Avoid PlagiarismHere are tips for students on what constitutes plagiarism and how to avoid it.
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What to Wear when You Run in the ColdWhat should you wear when you run outside in the winter? Here's an overview to appropriate gear for varying temperatures.
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What You Should Know About the English MastiffAlthough its size is imposing, the Mastiff is a gentle and easy-going family member.
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Runner for SeniorsSeniors should exercise caution in planning running plans. Listening to one's body and allowing the body to recover are key.
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Encouraging Older Adults to ExerciseRoutine exercise can help grandma and grandpa stay out of the nursing home.
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What is APA Style? Quick Guide for College StudentsConfused about what your professor wants when they ask for a paper in APA style? What does APA stand for anyway? How do I learn more about APA style?
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Guide to Independent and Dependent VariablesIf you are confused about independent and dependent variables, help is here.
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What You Should Know About TreadmillsWhat are advantages and disadvantages of investing in a treadmill? What should I think about before a treadmill purchase?
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Running with Headphones: Advantages and DisadvantagesI enjoy putting on my I-Pod Shuffle and heading out for a run. However, it's sometimes not the best idea.
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Investments in RunningRunning doesn't have to be an expensive hobby. However, if you are going to be running several times a week, you may want to invest some money into your hobby.
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Tips for Women for Improving Body ImageWomen are their own worst critics when it comes to their bodies. Here are some ideas for improving body image.
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Training Your Dog to "Leave It""Leave it" may be one of the most useful commands your dog learns. Here's how to teach it.
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Benefits of Enrolling Your Dog in Doggie DaycareIt's not for every pooch, but there are many benefits to sending your dog to a daycare.
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Your First Race: Preventing Common MistakesBeen running for a while? Ready to race? Here's a few ideas to help you succeed in that all-important first race.
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Planning for LASIK Eye SurgeryConsidering laser eye surgery? Here are some things to thinking about when to schedule it.
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How to Stay Hydrated If You Hate WaterExperts are always touting the value of maintaining proper hydration for functioning of body systems. But what if you have trouble drinking those eight glasses of water each day?
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Could You Be a Group Fitness Instructor?Maybe you've been a group fitness participant for several years---is instructing something you should pursue?
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A College Professor's Tips for Choosing College ElectivesYou have your general education courses and the classes you are required for your major and minor, but what do you take when could take anything?
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What to Eat on the Run: A Guide for Distance RunnersIf you run more than 10 miles or so, you may need a little nourishment to keep moving. Here are some ideas of easy to carry and digest foods to provide quick energy.
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Is the Beagle the Right Dog for Our Family?The amiable beagle can make a terrific family dog. However, potential owners should be aware that it needs considerable exercise and is not shy about barking.
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Yoga During PregnancyYoga during pregnancy can have many benefits. However, pregnant women should be aware of certain precautions.
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How to Give a Cat Subcutaneous FluidsIf your cat needs fluids, you can do it at home and save the cost of a vet's visit!
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Beginning Running for DummiesIt's easy to start running. Get yourself a good pair of shoes and get moving!
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Is Step Aerobics for Me?Step aerobics is an excellent form of exercise--but it's not ideal for those with bad knees or ankles.
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How to Burn More Calories on Your Walking PlanSome people think that simple walking can't burn significant calories. However, a few tricks can really rev up your calorie-burning capacity!
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How Runners Can Prevent Thigh ChafingIf you're a distance runner, particularly a thick-thighed runner, you may have experienced thigh chafing. Good news: It's preventable!
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How to Grind Your Dog's Nails with a Dremel ToolThere are many advantages to using a Dremel tool rather than a clipper on your dog's nails.
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Running with Your DogRunning with your dog can provide exercise for both of you. Here are some tips to get you started.
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Guide to Cleaning Your Dog's EarsMaybe people don't realize that the awful doggy smell coming from your pooch it actually coming from its ears. A little preventative care goes a long way for stopping odors and ear infections.
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Buying Shoes from Zappos.ComHave you purchased shoes online from Zappos.com?
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Product Review: BiofreezeDoes Biofreeze really work as a remedy for aching muscles?
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Getting Back TogetherRelationships rarely end with a "clean break." Often we are tempted to reconcile and try again. However, without evaluating what went wrong, we end up right back where we were before.
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Product Review: Angel Eyes for DogsSome dogs are prone to those annoying reddish brown spots under their eyes. Can Angel Eyes really help?
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Choosing a College MinorAlthough choosing a minor is optional at most colleges and universities, it may be benefical to have one--or just plain fun!
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How to Change a Dog's NameThere's a simple trick to changing a dog's name while avoiding confusion.
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How to Write a Paper for a College ClassMany students lack the basic skills to write a college paper. Here are some tips for students.
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Coping with IT Band Syndrome for RunnersIT band syndrome can stop even the toughest runner in their tracks. Here are some strategies for treatment of this chronic injury.
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What College Professors Really DoEver wonder what a job as a college professor really entails?
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Easy Carmelcorn in 40 MinutesFresh, warm carmelcorn will be a hit at your next gathering!
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The Advantages of Living in a College TownAlthough rowdy college students may bring minor annoyances, the pros of living in a college town far exceed the cons for people of all ages.
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How to Write a Great Scholarship Application EssayA few suggestions can take your scholarship essay from ho-hum to stellar.
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How to Get a Great Letter of RecommendationThere are things you can do to increase your chances of getting great letters of recommendation when you are applying for jobs, scholarships, or graduate programs.
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How to Transition from High School to College: Tips from a ProfessorMany students who earn straight A's in high school struggle in college. Why? College is different than high schoool. It requires a new set of skills for success.
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Surviving DepressionBattling depression can be tough, but you're not alone. Finding the right social support, considering medication, and not blaming yourself are the first steps to overcoming depressive symptoms.
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What I've Learned About Teaching College CoursesI thought I knew it all when I first started teaching college classes. After several years, I realize that I had a lot of learn.