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Monday, 21 November 2011, Written by Administrator |
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Staying healthy during the wintertime can be a bit difficult. People spend the majority of their time indoors and it is easy to exchange germs. Just a sneeze or a cough can put various germs into the atmosphere. Various germs can live on door handles, the surfaces of telephones, keyboards, and other places. Still, it is possible to stay healthy during the wintertime.
One of the best ways to stay healthy is to be pro-active about your health. You need to make sure that you are eating well and getting enough sleep. Because of this, your body will be operating at peak efficiency and it will be more likely to successfully fend off any germs.
Another great way to avoid getting sick is to wash your hands. Your skin is your life cover and it protects your body. It also makes it difficult for germs and viruses to get into your body. However, if you pick up germs on your hands and then put your hands in your mouth, rub your eyes, or your nose, those germs have a good chance of getting into your system. By washing your hands frequently, you will have a better chance of avoiding those germs.
Using hand sanitizer is another way to make sure that the germs on your hands do not make you sick. Both hand sanitizer and soap can be harsh on your skin. For this reason, you may want to use a moisturizer to prevent the skin on your hands from chapping.
Some tissues are specially designed in order to help prevent germs or viruses from spreading. Specifically, they are designed to prevent cold and flu viruses from spreading. It may be a good idea to use these tissues during the winter months, especially if your immune system is compromised.
Getting a flu shot is another way to stay healthy this winter. A flu shot will reduce your chances of picking up a case of the flu during the winter months. You can get a flu shot at your doctor's office, or even at some retail stores and pharmacies.
It is possible to stay healthy during the wintertime. By washing your hands frequently, getting a flu shot, and making sure that you eat properly and get your rest, you have a great chance of staying healthy. |
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Tuesday, 05 May 2009, Written by Patricia Weber |
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Book Buy Back - Nebraska Book Company will be at the Trojan Center Bookstore from 8 AM – 5 PM starting Monday, May 4th through Thursday, May 7th and 8 AM – 4PM on Friday, May 8th. Stop in and see Jerry and the Bookstore “Gang”! Daily Drawings will be held at Book Buy Back located at the Trojan Center Bookstore along with a chance to win a Textbook Scholarship up to $500.00. You will also receive a 20% off coupon on all clothing! |
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Saturday, 02 May 2009, Written by Marva Jerke |
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Available May 5th – students may order a parking tag at http://www.departments.dsu.edu/physical-plant/NewSiteMar06/PPParking06.htm. 1. This link will take you to the vehicle registration form. Login using your student ID.
2. Cost of tag will be added to student’s account. See below for cost.
3. Tags can be picked up at the Physical Plant during business hours after August10th. |
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Wednesday, 29 April 2009, Written by Jennifer Aranda |
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Thursday, April 30th @ Noon in the TC Underground A Diversity Forum, held in conjunction with the Domestic Violence Network, will feature Ashley Swanson, Rural Advocate from the Wholeness Center in Flandreau. Her presentation will promote awareness and prevention of Sexual Violence, and focus on the specific issues that affect college students the most. |
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Wednesday, 29 April 2009, Written by Nick Huntimer |
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The Dakota Athletic Conference (DAC) Baseball Postseason Tournament pairings and times have been announced. The tournament will be held at Corbett Field in Minot, N.D. and is set to begin on Friday, May 1st. Dickinson State (24-12, 12-3 DAC) clinched the regular season title and will be the #1 seed in the tournament. Jamestown (22-8, 10-5 DAC) ended the season in second place. Tournament host team Minot State (10-17, 7-7 DAC) was in third place. Dakota State (18-19, 5-7 DAC) finished fourth and Mayville State (15-21, 4-10 DAC) placed last in the conference standings. |
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Tuesday, 28 April 2009, Written by Shannon Vostad |
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All library materials are due by May 4, 2009. Return them to the Library now to avoid fines, replacement costs, transcript blocks, and guilt. If you already have overdue charges, please pay overdue balances to avoid charges on your fall bill. If you have any questions, call the Library at 605-256-5203 or email
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Tuesday, 28 April 2009, Written by Nick Huntimer |
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The Trojan Baseball team will be traveling to Fargo, N.D. to take on NCAA Division I North Dakota State University. The single 9-inning game will start at 4:30 p.m. This game will be the Trojans’ final regular season game. Thursday
The DSU Softball team will face NCAA Division I South Dakota State at the Jackrabbit Softball Field in Brookings. The Trojans and Jackrabbits will play a single game, starting at 4 p.m. Friday – Saturday
The outdoor track and field teams will be competing in the 85th Annual Howard Wood Relays in Sioux Falls. For more information, go to http://www.dakotarelays.com/. Friday – Sunday
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Tuesday, 28 April 2009, Written by Alan Montgomery |
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Black Sheep Coffee will host a reception on May 2nd at 5-8pm for "Bad Swipe" an exhibition of paintings by Alan Montgomery. Please feel free to stop by and check out the show. |
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Tuesday, 28 April 2009, Written by Megan Jordahl |
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Some WIST members and Dan Moore will be in the Trojan Center promoting Equal Pay Day on Tuesday April 28th from 11AM-1PM. We encourage everyone to wear RED tomorrow in support of equal pay day sponsored by the American Association of University Women (AAUW)! We would like as many people (WIST members, DSU Students, Faculty & Staff) to meet in the TC at 12:30 for a picture!! We encourage everyone to stop by and view the information on the pay gap. |
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Tuesday, 28 April 2009, Written by Sarah R. Keppen |
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On behalf of the Health Information Management Club, I would like to thank everyone who stopped by to donate blood on Monday. A total 34 pints of blood was donated. Each pint of blood will help at least 3 seriously ill patients in the Madison area. Congratulations to the winners of the blood drive raffle. The grand prize winner was Dian Doblan and the 2nd place winners were Casie Zomer and Tim Campbell. Grand prize was a DSU hoodie from the book store and 2nd place prizes were DSU t-shirts from the bookstore. Runner-up winners were Angie, Thompson, Rose Brinkman, and professor Nancy Moose. They will be receiving a community blood bank t-shirt. Once drive again, thank you everyone for helping make this another suce |
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