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Pastry Arts

Submitted By: Jessica Lee One of the courses I have been taking in school is pastry arts. Over the past couple weeks, my group and I have been working on our fondant cake. Fondant is a thick, creamy sugar paste often used …

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The Paleo Lifestyle

Everyone knows that fruits and veggies are good for the human body, but all around the U.S., a new and extreme diet based off these basic building blocks is gaining popularity quickly. Officially called the paleolithic diet, this new lifestyle involves eating …

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Current Events Summary 5/17-5/24

National News: Nobel Prize winner of 1994 for mathematics, John Nash, , was killed in a car accident along with his wife on Saturday, May 23, aged 86. His life accomplishments included developing theories in computational mathematics, game theory, evolutionary biology, and …

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How to Start From Scratch

By: Cherri Wang Global Leadership Initiative (GLI) began a few years ago as a small organization  compiled of students ready to positively impact society. It was difficult to start completely  from scratch and fundraise without experience since most members were unfamiliar with …

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Benefits of Yoga

Yoga is extremely popular, but what exactly are its health benefits? Not only are they physical, but they can also be mental. Yoga is relaxing. The slow pace and deep breathing involved loosens muscles and puts the mind in a calm state. …

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Drink to Your Health!

Tea is consumed in the whole world, with China being the top consumer. It is known to be a relaxing drink, but people are now finding out the health benefits of tea also. All tea is not made the same; each type …

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Silicon Valley Mourns Dave Goldberg

The Silicon Valley mourns the death of Dave Goldberg, chief executive of online development SurveyMonkey, who died of head trauma and blood loss on May 1, 2015. Mr. Goldberg, 47, was on a family vacation at the Four Seasons Resort in Punta …

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