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- May - June 2011
- In Health: May - June, 2011
Health & Home
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Oh, Those Ailing Knees
Using exercise to combat a common runner's injury
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Touch Sensitive
A Gonzaga student wants to open up digital spaces to the blind
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Artistic Equations
Does art education help kids do better in school?
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Energizing Fashion
The magnetic appeal of athletic jewelry
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Feeding the Furnace
To supplement or not?
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Sleep Strategies
Nighttime rituals can help newborns and parents get some shut-eye
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Emotional Bullying
What to do when tween girls turn on each other
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Neighborhood Pie
Good works and good food go hand in hand at South Perry Pizza
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The Salt of the Sea
Sea salt has gone from gourmet cooking to fast-food mainstream — but is it any healthier?
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Playing at Killing
Should kids be playing videogames aimed at adults?
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From the Editor
In hard times, there’s at least one thing the federal government has a surplus of: data.
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What's For Lunch?
Working to end childhood hunger
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He's Got Your Back
Lumbar pain is a big problem, but surgeries often limit motion; all that may be changing
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Just Saying the Word
Paul Quinnett knows about suicide. The psychologist has written two books on the topic. And Spokane County, where Quinnett lives, has a worse-than-average suicide problem. In four years in Spokane, 366 people have killed themselves. That’s nearly two a week.