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Lifestyles
Jayme
Haitsuka, editor
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What's
your yoga style?
Yoga has become a very popular exercise today,
especially for women. There are yoga classes, magazines, books,
instructional videotapes, and DVDs everywhere! In order to
choose the right yoga style, it is important for beginners
to know what to expect.
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COM
course addresses life relationships
According to its instructor Francine Lowell,
COM 3200 interpersonal communication, is a course about relationships—with
yourself and with others. The course aims to help students
identify their communication problems—what they do that doesn’t
work, what they can do that will work, and how to develop
skills needed to improve their relationships with others.
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Blood
saves lives
It isn’t everyday you can do something to save
someone’s life. This year, more than four million Americans
will need a blood transfusion to survive illness or injury.
That blood has to come from somewhere; it comes from people
who donate it. The people who need blood come in all ages
and from all ethnic groups and economic walks of life. They
require transfusions to replace blood they’ve lost during
surgery, because of accidents or internal bleeding, and to
treat diseases.
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Wing-Chun:
A new way of life
Some students at Hawai‘i Pacific University
have found a new way to eliminate their daily stress. And
it’s not by going to the beach or the movies! Steven Zeigler
and his Honolulu Wing-Chun Club have offered them something
that not only relaxes them, but also teaches them a form of
self-defense.
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