Our very own Flippin’ Birds, the SUU gymnastics team, heads to West Virginia this weekend to compete in the NCAA regional tournament, and we wish them the best of luck this year.
A greater proportion of U.S. children and adolescents are overweight than ever before. But who is to blame for this ongoing crisis? With children lacking the capacity and knowledge to take care of themselves, parents need to play a vital role in the pursuit to changing this problem. Consequently, parents must become teachers; instilling the proper eating and exercising habits necessary for children to break the ongoing cycle of obesity in America today.
An article appeared in the New York Times entitled the “World of Long-Term Care Hospitals” in which it explored the care residents receive in today’s hospitals. The article expresses a story in which a lady was forgotten and died in a Kansas City Hospital.
I am the leader of a large club at Southern Utah University and I have noticed a widespread problem on campus. When planning an event on campus, I have discovered that it can be very exasperating and problematic when dealing with Chartwells and the food system that is currently in place.
Here on campus there is a club called the Presidential Ambassadors. This club is responsible for recruiting new students. They give tours, host overnights, make trips to high schools, and other various recruiting activities. At nearly every other campus in Utah, this club is not a club but actually a paying job or some kind of scholarship is offered, here at SUU that isn’t the case, but that’s changing this coming year.
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