Posted on 07 April 2016.
By: Jessie Bekker
A viral infection could be the cause of an uptick in reports of nausea, vomiting and diarrhea within the University of Minnesota’s Superblock dorms, according to an email.
In a Boynton Health Service email sent to some students Wednesday, Public Health and Communications Director Dave Golden said the Minnesota Department of Health is looking into potentials reasons students living in Frontier Hall may have fallen ill since Tuesday.
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Posted on 07 April 2016.
By: Jessie Bekker
A viral infection could be the cause of an uptick in reports of nausea, vomiting and diarrhea within the University of Minnesota’s Superblock dorms, according to an email.
In a Boynton Health Service email sent to some students Wednesday, Public Health and Communications Director Dave Golden said the Minnesota Department of Health is looking into potentials reasons students living in Frontier Hall may have fallen ill since Tuesday.
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Posted on 22 January 2016.
By: Jessie Bekker
A strange odor in Smith Hall on the University of Minnesota’s East Bank prompted a campus-wide text alert of a chemical spill Friday morning, though officials couldn’t find the source of the smell.
The Minneapolis Fire Department received a call around 7:00 a.m. Friday about an odor in the building, University spokesman Steve Henneberry said. The campus was alerted near 8:00 a.m.
Unable to find the odor’s source, University officials sent a subsequent text message about 30 minutes later alerting campus the fire department cleared the building.
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Posted on 24 November 2015.
By: Chance Wellnitz
Thanksgiving is a time for food, family and uncomfortable conversations. However, no matter how much you and your family members begin to resemble the stuffed turkey you’ll feast on, there will be leftovers. Unfortunately, refrigerated gravy congeals into something even more unappealing than your uncle’s thoughts on next year’s election.
Don’t settle for a turkey sandwich and microwaved sweet potatoes. A&E compiled and tested three nontraditional recipes for your traditional Thanksgiving leftovers. No microwave required.
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Posted on 24 November 2015.
By: Chance Wellnitz
Thanksgiving is a time for food, family and uncomfortable conversations. However, no matter how much you and your family members begin to resemble the stuffed turkey you’ll feast on, there will be leftovers. Unfortunately, refrigerated gravy congeals into something even more unappealing than your uncle’s thoughts on next year’s election.
Don’t settle for a turkey sandwich and microwaved sweet potatoes. A&E compiled and tested three nontraditional recipes for your traditional Thanksgiving leftovers. No microwave required.
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Posted on 24 November 2015.
By: Brenda Tran
The local Hmong community gets a double dip on holiday festivities this week, with the arrival of Thanksgiving and Hmong New Year.
From Nov. 27-29, the Hmong Family Foundation will host a Hmong New Year celebration at the St. Paul RiverCentre. The three-day celebration features Hmong cuisine, dancing and singing contests, Hmong folk music performances, and the Miss Hmong pageant.
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Posted on 24 November 2015.
By: Brenda Tran
The local Hmong community gets a double dip on holiday festivities this week, with the arrival of Thanksgiving and Hmong New Year.
From Nov. 27-29, the Hmong Family Foundation will host a Hmong New Year celebration at the St. Paul RiverCentre. The three-day celebration features Hmong cuisine, dancing and singing contests, Hmong folk music performances, and the Miss Hmong pageant.
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Posted on 24 November 2015.
While some stores will already be promoting deals and opening their doors on Thanksgiving evening, other businesses have shifted their stance on Black Friday and are instead offering their employees the day off.
Some stores, like REI, have publicized their decision in an effort to stem the tide of what many see as an unhealthy way to spend a holiday that people should spend with family and friends.
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Posted on 24 November 2015.
While some stores will already be promoting deals and opening their doors on Thanksgiving evening, other businesses have shifted their stance on Black Friday and are instead offering their employees the day off.
Some stores, like REI, have publicized their decision in an effort to stem the tide of what many see as an unhealthy way to spend a holiday that people should spend with family and friends.
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Posted on 24 November 2015.
By: Anant Naik
More than 200 hundred years ago, a German doctor by the name of Samuel Hahnemann developed his idea of curing diseases using materials that caused symptoms of disease in a healthy person. For example, if a patient came to him and had nausea, Hahnemann would give the patient medicine that would provoke mild nausea in a healthy person. In fact, he believed the more diluted the medicine was, the more impact it would have.
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