Many of us endure common colds and sickness once the winter months arrive. However, there are many everyday, simple tasks that can keep you and your family healthy during the holidays. One of the most obvious but often neglected tasks is frequent hand washing. Hand washing is important as bacteria…
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Health Column: Does La Croix contain insect pesticides?
Sparkling water has been the newest rave since soda has been linked to cancer and a multitude of other diseases. However, recently the sparkling water company La Croix has been sued for allegedly putting insidious ingredients in their self-proclaimed “healthy alternative.” The lawsuit was filed after testing was done on…
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Health Column: The Healing Properties of Celery Juice
One of the most powerful foods is gaining popularity among celebrities, health bloggers and physicians across the U.S. Celery, scientifically known as Apium Graveolens (1), is one of the most nutritious plant foods available on the market. Celery contains a rich variety of compounds known to help fight inflammation, balance…
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Health Column: STD rates on the rise in college students
Rates of sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are on the rise in the U.S and health care professionals are noticing an increase in the prevalence of new cases particularly among college students. According to the CDC, nearly 50 percent of the 20 million STD cases diagnosed each year occur between people…
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Health Column: Can Turmeric Cure Cancer?
Millions of Americans are diagnosed with cancer every year and scientists are struggling to find a cure. Yet, unbeknownst to many is an ancient Indian spice that has been scientifically proven to possess anti-cancer properties. Turmeric, also known as Indian saffron has been used throughout not only Indian, but Asian…
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Sports Profile: Sophomore Haylee Beckley is always looking to improve
Haylee Beckley, sophomore nursing major from Cabot, Arkansas, shared how she juggles being a Nursing major and competitive swimmer. Haylee has swam for William Jewell College since her first year and enjoys not only the difficult wins but also working towards becoming a better player both mentally and physically. She…
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Crimson Dancers place in national competition
The William Jewell Crimson dancers attended The National Dance Association (NDA) Competition in Daytona Beach, Florida April 6, 2018. They attended an NDA camp last April at which they auditioned for a spot to perform at Nationals. They were one of four teams in the region to receive a bid…
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Bill Costas and Al Michaels leave broadcasting to engender concussion awareness
The topics of concussion awareness and mental health have been circulating the sports world. Recently, longtime sports broadcasters Bob Costas and Al Micheals left their roles in broadcasting to promote concussion education and awareness. Costas, who is known for hosting “Football Night in America” on NBC over a decade, spoke at…
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Sabrina Ionescu: A young star rising in the northwest
Sabrina Ionescu, sophomore basketball player at University of Oregon, has just received her second Metro Player of the Year and National Player of the Year award. Her play commands attention and demonstrates her strength, vision and coordination. She leads the Pac-12 in scoring and assists and has recorded more triple-doubles than anyone…
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