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June 20, 2024
People look at final scores and may make the difference for Michigan State later if they are able to tack one on here. Gus price again. Clock continues to run. 35 and counting. Charles you say oregon answered their question about being tough enough, gus . Gus you said it was an identity gak. We now understand oregons identity. Resilience, toughminded, physic physical. Charles they went into the offseason with a purpose and its still early, but they are on their way. Gus connor cook under pressur...
June 20, 2024
35 and counting. Charles you say oregon answered their question about being tough enough, gus . Gus you said it was an identity gak. We now understand oregons identity. Resilience, toughminded, physic physical. Charles they went into the offseason with a purpose and its still early, but they are on their way. Gus connor cook under pressure. Hell step out of bounds at the 40. Four seconds remaining. Michigan state led this game at halfti halftime. Charles they wont lose their identity either, tho...
June 28, 2023
The Lenoir-Rhyne men's swimming team posted the highest team grade point average in NCAA Division II as announced by the College Swimming & Diving Associati
June 1, 2023
EchoNous, the point-of-care ultrasound company that is redefining handheld ultrasound, today shared the results of a groundbreaking study that found artificial intelligence (AI) technology integrated into ultrasound devices can significantly enhance competency among novice ultrasound users and may improve patient care
April 7, 2023
Even slight fluctuations in bedtime—as little as 34 minutes—may increase a person's risk of high blood pressure, or hypertension, according to new research published in Hypertension, a journal from the American Heart Association.
June 27, 2022
The future of pain relief is here—and it’s safer and more effective than ever. Here’s what to know about new treatments and alternative, opioid-free relief.
March 14, 2022
Ruth O’Hara, professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences, serves as chair of the 2021-2022 Faculty Senate of the Academic Council.