(Photo by Parker Robb | Collegian) Managing time well, planning ahead and spreading out the workload is just one way students can relieve some unnecessary stress as finals quickly approach.
Photo by Kate Hagans | Collegian Some of the most common bacteria include salmonella, listeria, campylobacter, shigella and E. coli.
(Photo by Hannah Hunsinger | Collegian) The Human Rights Campaign symbol turned red and pink and hit facebook on Tuesday, March 26, 2013, to show support for the Supreme Court case on the California Prop. 8.
(Photo by Parker Robb | Collegian) Unbeknownst to many, hunger is a prevalent issue in the K-State and Manhattan community. About a quarter of Manhattan residents are below the poverty line and at risk of going hungry.
(Photo by Jed Barker| Collegian) Cupcakes taste yummy!
(Photo by Parker Robb | Collegian) K-State students now have the option to send electronic transcripts to employers directly from their iSIS accounts.
(Photo by Marcella Brooks | Collegian) Subway suspected of selling $5 foot-longs that are only 11 inches.
(Photo by Kate Hagans | Collegian) By wearing unhealthy shoes, your feet are affected in painful physical way.
(Photo by Kate Hagans | Collegian) Wearing too much cosmetics can create skin problems and increase your chance of pimples.
(photo by Marcella Brooks | Collegian) Flowers mean different things. What are you saying with your bouquet?
(photo by Marcella Brooks | Collegian) Do opposites attract?
(photo by Marcella Brooks | Collegian) Is chivalry dead?
(Photo by Parker Robb | Collegian) Humiliation discipline, like standing in a public place with a sign that displays one's crime, is a new fad for punishment that may actually lower repeat offenses of crimes like shoplifting because of the humiliation and guilt.
(Photo by Jed Barker | Collegian) Puzzles and other mentally challenging activities help keep your brain fit and prevent diseases such as Alzheimer's.
