Dance is a form of expression. It is fun to do on a Saturday night or just entertaining to watch others attempt new moves. What you might not consider are the health benefits that come along with learning and practicing this art, no matter what the style.
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Happy Feet
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Stomach, Interrupted
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As a young girl, junior Angela Cave hated the idea of having a pony at her birthday. She loved cows. Plush, miniature versions of the animal monopolized her bedroom, and today they take up the majority of space in her dorm room. A battery-operated cow that flies in circles even hangs from her bedroom ceiling. Packed with Cow Parade collectibles and all else imaginable that resembles this black-and-white-spotted animal, her shelves hold the irony exhibited in her daily life. Cave is lactose intolerant.
Egg Hunt
Posted in Features, The Spring 2008 issue on March 1, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Your friends chatter about their plans for spring break, your parents hound you about getting a job, and you try to figure out how you will be able to pay off your ever-amounting college loans after graduation. Suddenly, you see it — your ticket out of debt. An advertisement in the Daily Orange offers $5,000 for simply donating an egg. Help a family and earn the money you need. This route, with the right procedural knowledge, might be the right choice. However, if you are not up for daily doc tor check-ups and possible health risks, you might want to rethink your decision.
Hand Delivered
Posted in Features, The Spring 2008 issue on March 1, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Picture this — you’re sitting in a plush leather recliner, in front of you a wall-mounted flat-screen television and the DVD player connected to it fully loaded with X-rated films. On a coffee table next to you rests a stack of the most recent issues of the glossiest, most richly colored pornographic magazines and at your fingertips, that seven inches of power — the remote control. You lock the door and you are “the master of your domain,” unwinding after a hard day of classes and work. Or — you are a sperm donor.
