02.07 PulseTUBE - The New “It” Actor
An interview with ‘Psych’ star James Roday
By Robert Newton
As Shawn Spencer, the fake psychic who solves crimes on USA’s new hit mystery series “Psych,” 30-year-old Texas-born actor James Roday cracks wise weekly. However, he studied to become a Serious Actor at New York University’s Experiment Theater Wing before gathering a string of New York theatre […]
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02.07 PulseTUBE - TV Guy’d
By Kevin Hyzak
Glued to your tube? If you are seriously dedicated to killing off precious brain cells, try to do in a discriminating fashion. When your brain turns to mush way before you get your AARP card, you will lament watching the “My Super Sweet Sixteen” marathon on your day off, trust me. […]
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02.07 Roy Lucas, Jr.
President and Owner of the New England Surge
By Christine R. Walsh
Roy Lucas Jr. had no intention to become the president of an indoor football league. He was merely out searching the New England area for turf where the young athletes he was training could practice during the winter months. But when Lucas stumbled […]
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02.07 O’Naturals
Healthy Fast Food…Reall y!
By Linnea Sheldon
O’Naturals bills itself as “A revolution in fast food,” and with one look at the menu you’ll have to agree. The food is made up of all-natural and organic ingredients, free of additives and preservatives. There’s something for the whole family, with choices from salads and flatbread sandwiches to Asian […]
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02.07 Massage
Finally, Something That Feels Good Is Good For You !
By Steph Moore
Ahhh…watch what happens when people hear the word “massage.” They sigh deeply, rub their necks, stretch their arms with a wistful sigh. And who can blame them, since for most getting a massage is an indulgent, stress-relieving slice of heaven that’s rejuvenating […]
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02.07 Kettlebells
Your Physique’s New Best Friend
By Kimberly Dunbar
Leonardo Da Vinci was known more for his Mona Lisa than for his strength, but the Italian artist was said to have been able to bend a horseshoe with his bare hands.
Da Vinci could have trained with Kettlebells. Shaped like a cannon ball with a handle, […]
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02.07 Rainbow Podsqaud and Podcastique
Guys, Gab, and Games
By Annette Cinelli
Back in the summer of 2005, local guys Andy and Nick started listening to podcasts online. (For those of you who are terminally un-hip, a podcast is like a radio program you can download and listen to on your computer or MP3 player.) Later in the summer, Andy and Nick […]
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02.07 Boys and Girls Together at Clark
The New Year brings a new age to Clark University, and just in time for Valentine’s Day. Starting this semester, Clark will allow gender-neutral housing. This means, quite simply, that students of different genders can finally room together. This decision sparks a new era not only for Clark, but also for all […]
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