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No. 23 Alabama Rolls Past San Diego State, 5-2
SAN DIEGO, Calif. – The No. 23-ranked Alabama men's tennis team defeated the San Diego State Aztecs 5-2 on Friday night at the Aztec Tennis Center. With the win, the Crimson Tide improves to an overall 7-1 record, while San Diego State falls to 2-2.
Wine Documentary Series By Chapman University Alum Delves Into the Why of Wine
Woven through the documentary is a tasting by wine trailblazers.
Why is the Aggie Ring tradition so strong?
Program Thrived Through Transition From Small Military School To Major U.S. University
Your brain is why expensive wine tastes so good
Everyone has expensive taste. When a bottle of wine costs more, our brains will actually trick us into liking it more, according to a new study from the University of Bonn. Researchers tapped 15 me…
A New Study Answers The Question: Does Blind Wine Tasting Work?
Two university researchers claim blind wine tasting training affects both analytical accuracy and wine preference.
Goodness grapecious: Red wine may help prevent obesity
Purdue University researchers have found a compound in red wine that may help prevent fat cells from developing. Is it too good to be true?
How Can This Spinning Arrow That Always Points Right Actually Exist?
Mathematician Kokichi Sugihara, of Meiji University in Japan, once again proves he’s the greatest illusion inventor of our time. Instead of just creating mind-melting images, he creates real-life 3D objects that appear to ignore the laws of our universe. How can this arrow, that perpetually points right, no matter how you turn it, actually exist?
Climate change may wipe out more than HALF of wine-growing regions
Researchers led from Harvard University in the US found that just 2°C of warming would cut the amount of suitable wine-growing regions by as much as 56 per cent.
Three glasses of champagne 'could help prevent Alzheimer's'
Drinking three glasses of champagne can help prevent dementia and Alzheimer's disease, scientists have found. A compound found in Pinot noir and Pinot meunier grapes used to make bubbly, is said to prevent the onset of the brain diseases. The research, which was based on an experiment involving rats, was published by academics at Reading University.
So, About Wine and its Health Benefits...
Remember all that moderate wine drinking you’re supposed to do? Those one or two glasses a day you’re supposed to drink to prevent disease? Yeah, well, a new study suggests that resveratrol, the compound found in #red wine with all the purported health benefits, is just a lot of hype. Researchers at Johns Hopkins University …
How to Avoid An “Atheist Ambush” in University
Why won’t we do what it takes to respond to the challenges facing our own Christian family?
Why This Christian University Requires All Students To Wear A Fitbit
Exercise for Bowlers to Prevent Common Injuries
Don’t believe the people who say bowling is just a game. Bowling is an athletic sport that requires proper preparation and care of your body to both improve ...
Gypsy Tears: PSA. Where do they come from?
Now you can learn how Gypsy tears are made. Fresh from tear to table, enjoy your fresh bottle of Gypsy tears. Available in Purified, Alcohol-infused, and now...
Straightening Bowling Steps with the Tape Line Drill
Whether it’s your pushaway, your posture or your release, you should never stop working on some aspect of your technique and striving to become more consiste...
Managing and Preventing Bowling Knee Pain
Minor aches and pains are bound to happen when you’re bowling consistently and for extended periods of time. However, some injuries are preventable and can b...
Learning to Read Your Wine Label
Schnucks Certified Specialist of Wine, Matt Wider, takes you through the steps on how to read and understand the labels on your favorite wines.
Improving Bowling Conditioning to Prevent Injuries
When you consider the fact that you are using a number of major and minor muscles in sync to propel a heavy ball at a high speed, it’s hard to imagine your b...
How to Remove Red Wine Stains From Your Teeth
If you love red wine, you might want to heed these tips. While we enjoy having a few glasses of red at parties and events, they can leave the infamous red mo...
Choose Some Colors And We'll Reveal Which "Dear White People" Character You Are
How do we prepare Catholic universities for success? Focus on the marginalized.
To secure a more promising tomorrow, institutional presidents should reclaim a commitment central to the founding of Catholic colleges and universities in the United States: a special focus on the needs and the dignity of the marginalized.
