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For students looking to keep thin, calorie counting and cocktails make for a dangerous, unhealthy mix

A can of Budweiser contains 145 calories, about half as many as a slice of pizza. A shot of vodka? 65 calories, equivalent to the amount in a fresh Gala apple. These types of calculations are becoming increasingly common due to the growth of a trend that a New York Times article recently dubbed "drunkorexia" - the altering of eating habits for the purpose of consuming alcohol. (0) comments

With room and board provided and an abundance of opportunities for working on-campus, Jumbos would seem to be mostly sheltered from larger problems within the economy. But a recent economic downturn and fears of a recession may make it more difficult for college students looking for jobs once they graduate. (0) comments

Kate Peck | The Traveling Lush

A piña colada a day keeps graduation away

It's a delicate art, arranging a successful spring break in Puerto Rico. One must get the rental car, find the right hotel that offers both hot water and beach proximity on a student budget, and plan the lazy days on the beach with a head to estimate the coconut-to-rum ratio. (0) comments

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Interactive Map | Violent Crimes

The assaults that took place near campus recently have some students concerned about their safety. Click below to see an interactive map chronicling the violent crimes and assaults that took place in the areas area surrounding Tufts since last spring.

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