Tag Archives: Zetterberg
Warren set to speak for Founders’ Day
By Anna Zetterberg Assist. Managing Editor Tuesday could be your last chance to soak up the wisdom of a man who has had more impact on your life than you may realize. Dr. Donald E. Warren, one of Palm Beach … Continue reading
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Eating well matters
Certain foods save money and improve health By Anna Zetterberg Assist. Managing Editor Your health may be one of the last things you worry about until you get sick. You’ve got more important things to worry about … right? Actually, … Continue reading
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Listen up!
and other ways to communicate effectively during those sticky situations By Ashley Duchesneau Contributing Writer If you’ve ever backed down unassertively from someone who mistreated you or lashed out uncontrollably against someone who meant you no harm, you know: Talk … Continue reading
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Let them eat cake
Are laws against trans-fats unconstitutional? By Anna Zetterberg Assistant Managing Editor Harvard University published a study in the early 1990s linking the heavy intake of trans-fats to cholesterol, heart conditions and even fatality. Researchers reported that margarine and hydrogenated vegetable … Continue reading
Student’s sister skates in Olympics
By Anna Zetterberg Assistant Managing Editor At 20 years old, Biba Sakurai is an Olympic short-track speed-skater representing Japan. But Sakurai’s age isn’t the only connection she has with students of Palm Beach Atlantic University. She is also the sister … Continue reading
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Palm Beach debuts cruise
By Anna Zetterberg Assist. Managing Editor For the first time in 14 years, the Port of Palm Beach opens its doors to international cruises. Students looking for a vacation on a budget won’t have to look far anymore since the … Continue reading
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Lights, camera, caught: Stoplight cameras pop up near campus
By Eileen Louissaint Contributing Writer Think before you speed through the next red light: The traffic paparazzi are watching. More than half of the U.S. states and many other countries use traffic cameras at intersections to photograph drivers disobeying traffic … Continue reading
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Opinion: What did we learn from the State of the Union Address?
By Anna Zetterberg Assistant Managing Editor What were you more interested in: the release of Apple’s latest technology, the iPad, or President Barack Obama’s first State of the Union Address? While both are sure to have a lasting impact on … Continue reading
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The Coral House: Live, love, burritos for the homeless
By Anna Zetterberg Assistant Managing Editor To view Casey Elia’s Soundslides project on the Coral House, click here. The power of partnerships and community: These are the building blocks of a new community called the Coral House. As their Web … Continue reading
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Beacon Features: Crowds move N.O.W. to Baxter Green
By Kelsay Skaggs and Anna Zetterberg Contributing Writers Picture this: It is a warm night on campus and the stars have just started to illuminate the sky. The palm trees are swaying gently to the sound of strumming guitars and … Continue reading
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