Jul 08, 2020 -
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Undergrad was busy for me. I was consumed by classes, spending time with friends, and working. I threw myself fully into each thing on my calendar, started my day with…
Jul 07, 2020 -
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3.3, 2.7, 4.0? Your college GPA does not matter nearly as much as you think it does. As a college student, it can feel like our GPAs are directly related to our value and worth. But this is NOT true at all! Sometimes, GPA matters. But most of the time, it does NOT. You are worth so much more than your GPA.
Jul 04, 2020 -
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When I was hired as a college RA for a freshman dorm, I was excited! I’ve always been a big sister and always sought out leadership roles, so I figured being an RA was the PERFECT job for me. After two months of living, eating, sleeping, schooling, and breathing my RA job 24/7, I realized…it wasn’t what I thought it would be, and I wasn’t happy.
Jul 01, 2020 -
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If you're new to college life, I want to break something down for you about roommates. I had 6 different roommates in college, not including my husband, and no one…
May 31, 2020 -
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As a dietetic intern, most of my family and friends (and strangers) end up asking me for nutrition advice at some point. I LOVE talking about nutrition, but I need to remember that I am not a professional yet. I am in the midst of my education, I know a LOT of stuff, but I have to know my scope of practice. I'm not licensed (yet!) and cannot prescribe, treat, or diagnose nutrition issues.
May 28, 2020 -
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After investigating which of the several grocery stores in my area had the cheapest groceries, I wanted to dig deeper. Would the same store in the same geographic location have the same prices for their groceries? I chose Target for this experiment. There are 5 Target stores with a Minneapolis address, each in different neighborhoods. I made up my grocery list of staple items in many white Americans. Pasta and pasta sauce, apples, milk, ground beef, etc.
May 28, 2020 -
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It can be challenging to grocery shop, plan meals, cook, eat, and clean up when its only you. Add in trying to make nutritious meals, try new ingredients, and avoid relying on take-out, and you’ve got a lot of work cut out for you. But living alone gives you the opportunity to learn, to try new things, and to be more independent, and that’s awesome! It is possible to cook and eat healthy, delicious meals when you live alone WITHOUT spending hundreds of dollars on groceries and dozens of hours in the kitchen.
May 28, 2020 -
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How To Nail Your Cover Letter To Get Your Dream Job! Hello! Welcome to Feed That Nation! My name is Natalie Nation. I am a grad student, future RD, educator,…
May 27, 2020 -
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Quarantine has changed school for all of us. A lot of students (including me!) are trying to fill their summers with something other than their really cool internship or summer residency or volunteering or travel. I’ve taken a LOT of summer college courses, both in undergrad, and now I’ve got 6 credits of online grad school classes headed my way. Summer classes are sometimes known as the “easy way out”. But that’s not how I want to learn. I LOVE what I’m learning, so I WANT to dive in and get as much out of my summer courses as I can.
May 26, 2020 -
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I used to be intimidated by yeast breads, until I realized that they’re all just about the same. This bread dough recipe is excellent for pita bread, but I also use it for pizza crust, focaccia, sandwich bread…pretty much whatever I feel like making! I have a stand mixer with a dough-hook attachment and I LOVE it, but this recipe can easily be done by hand. If you don’t have a cast iron pan or griddle, you can use a non-stick pan or griddle. You may need to add a small amount of oil to the pan while you are cooking your pita.
