Keeping a relationship happy and healthy may be as easy as listening to the right song, according to a study by the Boston Public Health Commission’s youth-based Start Strong program. The program, which is geared towards kids ages 10 to 14, released a list of the top 10 healthy and unhealthy relationship songs released in 2010.
Health and fitness resolutions drop faster than Snooki in her New Year’s Eve hamster ball, unless you have the motivation and access to make them work. With the new year in full swing, students have not only made resolutions to monitor the foods they eat, but also to lose weight and exercise more often this year, according to a survey compiled by Marist College.
While my mother and I were stranded in our New Jersey home during the blizzard over winter break, she helped me get back into the summer state of mind by telling me about the vacation to Jamaica she took weeks earlier while I was taking mid-terms.
International Village (INV) has been nationally recognized as a state-of-the-art, environmentally-friendly facility that caters to many different taste palettes by Food Management magazine and American School and University magazine.
After a long wait, the new Forever 21 location at 343 Newbury St. is opening its doors Dec. 18, said Kristen Strickler of Forever 21’s marketing department.
Guy sees girl across the party. Their eyes lock over the rims of their Solo cups. Girl charms guy, and the two go home together. Ideal for the guy, but unrealistic. In the real world, guy and girl are often afraid to make the first move, and that is because in the real world, guy and girl often get rejected.
New methods of communication, especially online, are creating connections for people all over the world. But a new website is inspiring anonymous flirtation on college campuses. Likealittle.com is a location-based networking website that allows students with a college e-mail address to publicly call out people that they find attractive around them.
Classy beverages may seem like thing of the past thanks to cheap-thrill drinks like Four Loko, and since it will be banned as of Monday, students will need a new drink to turn to.
Walk into Churchill Hall and down the stairs and one will find Rebecca’s Cafe, a food retailer that is brand-new to campus and offers alternatives to dining hall food, all for the price of a meal swipe.
Red Mango, which has existed without direct competition on Massachusetts Avenue since it opened last fall, now has to share its consumers with Pinkberry, a frozen yogurt company that has slowly but surely made its way to Boston all the way from Los Angeles.
