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Gym classes remain popular for filler, fitness

Gym classes are very popular at Citrus High.

For some students it is just a ‘filler class’ because there is no room in their schedules for any other classes.

Some students take gym for a quarter so they can grade forgive an academic class.

However, many students have a particular purpose for signing up for gym, and have [...]

Dangers of the acrylic nail

Ethyl Methacrylate (EMA) nails are expensive and longer lasting than Methyl Methacrylate (MMA) nails, which are cheaper and may cause side effects to the actual nail.
MMA is not meant to be used on the natural nail, since it is toxic to the skin (a healthy example of nails right). MMA is most often used for dental acrylics [...]

10 Health and medical myths that affect teens

1. READING IN THE DARK RUINS YOUR EYESIGHT
Everywhere around the world there are millions of parents who insist that their teens turn on a light when they are reading in the dark. When any person reads in the dark it doesn’t ruin their eyesight later in life.
Reading in the dark might make the eye feel [...]

Beating multiple sclerosis

Multiple sclerosis (often referred to as “MS”) is a disease which is often disabling. MS attacks a person’s central nervous system.

The central nervous system is made up of the brain, spinal cord, and optic nerves. There are various systems of MS such as limbs becoming numb, loss of eyesight, and paralysis.
Not all people suffer from [...]

Walking for a better cause

The Relay for Life began with one man in Tacoma, Washington in the 1980s. Dr. Gordy Klatt personally started his own relay to raise money for his local American Cancer Society.
Dr. Klatt spent the next 24 hours pacing around the track at the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma. With his family and friends helping [...]