Professionals find gaming system can cause pain in wrists, elbows, shoulders

By Nathan Knox

If a professor were to go into every lecture hall and ask the question, "How many of you have injured yourself while playing video games," how many hands would go up? If the professor added, " ... without having consumed any kind of alcohol or drug," how many would go up then? If a student in the hall had ever played Nintendo's most recent gaming system, Nintendo Wii, then that student dare not be ashamed of lifting their hand high in the air - that is, if it's possible without pain.

Lashes Poppin'

FDA approves new eyelash lengthening, thickening and darkening drug for use

By Frank Pellegrino

Women have been looking for ways to lengthen and add fullness to eyelashes since the beginning of time. From mascara to eyelash curlers; any quick fix for a night is often desired. The problem was that as soon as the night is over, the results are lost, and the consumer involved is left with the same problem.

Battle of the bulge

Columnist discusses future fitness goals

By Natalie Saeger

November 12, 1986, is a joyous date. Why? On this date a lovely baby girl by the name of Natalie Jill Saeger was brought into the world, weighing 7 pounds, 15 ounces and was 21 inches long. Twenty-two years later the loveliness of the girl is the same, at least I think so, but the weight is another story.