Wellness Wednesday: Two Sides to Every Story
Two sides of the same coin. Two sides to every story. Our strengths are often our weaknesses. When we are determined and stubborn and committed to follow through on a task, it is a...
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Wellness Wednesday: Great Expectations
Charles Schulz, author/cartoonist of Peanuts said, “there is no heavier burden than a great potential.” Yep, expectations are fraught with thinking ‘what if ______ doesn’t turn out as I planned?!’ Many of us start...
Wellness Wednesday: The Cure of Connection
“Contrary to what many people believe, well-being isn’t just about being happy. Well-being is about the combination of our love for what we do each day, the quality of our relationships . . ....
Wellness Wednesday: Exercise and Academics
The benefits of exercise and being active are endless — improved brain health, alleviated anxiety and depression, restful, rejuvenating sleep, weight management, reduced risk for cardiovascular disease, Type 2 diabetes, and more! With...
Wellness Wednesday: Managing Stress
Fall is falling. Take a stress break. Here we are in Week 5 of Fall term; the end of October. Midterms. Darkness. Wetness. The cavalcade of things to do is astounding and the deadlines...
Wellness Wednesday: Look Up!
Greetings of Fall! Every week, this column brings you news to ponder and ideas to try out, all related to health and well-being. While my job is primarily advising, I also work to teach,...
Wellness Wednesday: We Are Human Beings, Not Human Doings
Greetings for Week 3 of Fall term. My name is Lisa Hoogesteger, aka “Hoog,” one of the faculty in the Advising Center, where we focus on advising, counseling/wellness, and career services. My intent is...
Wellness Wednesday: Mental Health
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. The Student Leadership Council has planned a series of events this week (May 9-13) to shed light on this important topic. Mental health is an important aspect of...
Majestic Faces Possible Budget Cut
”With the proposed $34,000 budget, The Majestic would only be able to do one show on the main stage, one musical, and would cut the reader’s theatre in half. The Majestic Piece Theatre would be completely destroyed,” said Director Sarah Sheldrick.
The 10 Best Things to Do in Bend
Bend may be a little town nestled in the foothills of the Cascades, but what it lacks in size it makes up for in experiences. Outdoor adventures are definitely one of the best things...
