While many Americans monitor their diet for calorie, fats, protein, or vitamin intake, they should also be watching how much caffeine they consume. Caffeine can be a tasteless, “silent killer,” often being ingested without knowing it, resulting in a number of unknown problems and health risks. As a health.com article by Sarah Klein reads, “Since … More Caffeine can cripple consumer health

Signs reading “Peace begins in the womb” and “Abortion stops one heart and breaks another” line the streets of Washington, D.C. every year during the anniversary of the legalization of abortion on Jan. 22, 1973. For the past 44 years, thousands of people protest the current legislation that allows abortions in all 50 states. It … More Annual pro-life movement set to go

When a new school year begins, students know that tests and homework will soon pile up and many use the extended lunch bell to stay ahead of homework, so having less time for lunch may result in frustration. At the start of the 2010-2011 school year, lunch periods changed from three 27-minute long periods to … More Time may tick shorter on lunch periods for next school year