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How to avoid the "Freshman 15"
The "Freshman 15" is a common fear among many first-year college students.
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The risk of developing poor body image and eating disorders in college students, missionaries
According to the National Eating Disorders Association, the eating disorder risk among college students has substantially increased by thirteen percent from 2013 to 2021.
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Readers' Forum: No more 'freshman 15'
Many have heard of, seen and even experienced the infamous and seemingly inevitable “freshman 15.' Describing the trend of weight gain that seems to occur in many college freshmen, this expression is widely known and accepted as inescapable.
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Welcome to campus; get ready to work
Freshman students socialize while their roommates sleep in Heritage Halls. (Photo Courtesy Chris Bunker)
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