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The Department of Residence Life will be commemorating Breast Cancer Awareness Month throughout the month of October. This year, it plans to provide two activities for students to participate in: an awareness day in the campus center, and an opportunity to participate in the annual Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Walk.
The Women's Center, in collaboration with Reign Supreme, hosted its first monthly Women's Tea and Talk on Tuesday, Sept. 30, in the Ford Residence Complex community center. The event was designed to be a forum for women to collectively discuss the issues they confront on a daily basis.
The University Honors Program will host the 2008 National Association of African American Honors Program Conference Oct. 16-18 on TSU's campus. The conference's purpose is to promote the honors programs of Historically Black Colleges and Universities and Predominantly Black Colleges and Universities.
This issue is dedicated to health in celebration of October being Health Literacy Month. With our economy being in the condition that it is, it seems like the only thing we may have is our health. Thus, there is more of a reason to keep it in the best condition we possibly can.
When people think about the health supplement industry, the perceptions typically aren't possible. Magic pills, gimmicky food programs and even steroids come to mind. While these things aren't feasible (or legal in the case of steroids), there are supplements on the market that can assist you in reaching your health goals.