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At times, it may seem impossible to find time to exercise in between rushing back and forth to classes, doing homework, and preparing a worthwhile meal. However, with just a little effort such a mission can be accomplished. Over the years many college students have let the weight of their textbooks weigh them down. Still the story doesn’t have to be the same for everyone. The infamous ‘freshman 15’ is not mandatory.
Sunday, March 1, 2015- The Saint Leo Women’s softball team took the field at noon for the double header against Barry University Buccaneers. Saint Leo entered this game with a record of 13-2, with a winning streak of seven games prior to today’s outing. This was their first conference series of the season. Barry came in with a record of 12-5, and this series was their first round of the Sunshine State Conference play as well.
“Seventh Son” is an hour and two minutes long fantasy story that runs through the time worn plot of a young warrior fighting to save the world and the love of his life from the forces of darkness.
Is it possible that technology will be able to artificially produce the same energy as the sun? Scientists around the world are researching new technologies to make just that possible. Just think of it, a time when cars and computers alike will be powered by the sun’s energy.
Everyone has heard of the saying “a picture says a thousand words,” and in many cases that is true. Even though pictures speak a volume, that does not mean that modern society needs to stop communicating with each other.
By Stephanie Holz, Staff Writer Henry Flagler Railroad – Built by Henry Flagler to bridge the Florida…
On Feb 9. Saint Leo University’s Student Activities Board along with Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity Incorporated and the school’s very own Lioness dancers hosted a fashion show dedicated to a week of love for Valentine’s Day. The event contained Valentine’s Day fashion preparation, prizes and entertainment provided by various students and organizations on and off campus.
Each year, before the biggest event on the WWE, formerly known as World Wrestling Entertainment, calendar, WrestleMania, the WWE honors professional wrestling’s past by inducting the men and women that helped pave the way for the current pro wrestlers to follow.
At the age of nineteen, most sophomores come back to school finally adjusted and ready to begin a new year. This is the prime time for students to really get into their major, and start focusing on who they want to be and what they want to do. They have made it through their first year, which most likely brought many overwhelming and anxious feelings along with a great deal of change and challenges. Some students come from areas that are close to home, and others travel quite a large distance. Imagine traveling far, but also seeing the college you chose to attend for the first time the day you arrive, entering into a brand new culture entirely, speaking a primary language different from the one that is spoken at school, searching for excellent academics, and aspiring to become a successful athlete. This sounds like quite the challenge. This is the exact sort of challenge that Nicole Weber was willing to take on in the pursuit of a well-rounded collegiate career.
Everything we wear is made out of fabric, sometimes more than one type of fabric. Often, we will notice the 100 percent cotton tag on our clothing. Sometimes there is a combination of 70 percent cotton and 30 percent polyester. All fabrics have different textures, weights and warmth they bring to our bodies. The following fabrics are the top 12 fabrics used while making clothing. Therefore, many of us have one of these pieces of fabric on our bodies daily.
