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Being actively fit: benefits you in multiple ways. By Hayden Hegarty JRN 100 Staff Writer According to a study from the National Library of Medicine in 2011, Toni M Burkhalter and Charles H Tillman touched upon the topic of exercise. The study summarized that staying active and eating healthy is beneficial for the brain and for your grades no matter what age you are. Exercise is beneficial for the cognitive state of your well-being, resulting in better focus and better physical health. In recent years, there has been a rise in working out. Gyms are flooded more now than before the pandemic, and that has to do with the positive effect that exercising not only has on your physical body, but also the mental state of yourself along with your academics. “I would definitely say that yeah, if I was working out 5-6 times a day and studying, I felt as if I was more focused when studying,” said Lomastro. “As long as you have your timing structured, it is going to be both benefic...
The struggle of the current t rans r eality By Ari Lloyd Jrn 100 N ews R eporter Trans individuals have become a m ore targeted minority as they have become increasingly visible a s they have become center of the spotlight. Tate Duffy said that visibility of trans people has been increasing o ver the years with p eople such as famous celebrities and music artists, coming out as trans, non- binary or something else potentially related to the group community. While a larger spotlight can lead to more acceptance, it also can lead t o more discrimination . T rans people like Ray Powell could be under more threat, leading to this development being more of a double-edged sword. The study called , The experiences and challenges and hopes of transgender people in America it was made by Anna Brown, Juliana Menasce Horowitz , Kim parker, and Racheal Minkin , and It was published June 7, 2022. This study said U.S. State Department ...