DASHBOARD CONFESSION
Tonight, beginning at 6 p.m., Chris Carrabba, Dashboard Confessional’s front man will be hosting two benefit concerts on campus at the Keith C. and Elaine Johnson Wold Performing Arts Center. The proceeds from these concerts will support the Lynn University Memorial Scholarship Fund.
AN INDIAN ROLE MODEL
International student athlete Manavi Halwasiya, known to her friends as “Mini,” hails from Calcutta, India, and has attended Lynn for all four years of her college experience. Now a senior, she thoroughly enjoys her experience as a marketing and fashion major as well as a member of the Lynn girls’ golf team. On top of juggling her academic and athletic involvement, Halwasiya is also a member of the Academic Honors Program and the Lynn Fashion Club. She has made many friends at Lynn and enjoys working on fashion projects and shows, working for classes, hanging out with her roommates and friends and shopping. “At Lynn, one can gain real life experiences through assignments and projects,” said Halwasiya.
NEVER IGNORE YOUR Gut Feelings
You would be lying to yourself if you said you have never made the wrong choice. Everyone, at one point in their lives has made a choice they regret and would like to go back and change. Sometimes we make decisions based on the possible outcomes or on the ideals behind it, but knowing deep down that the choice we made felt wrong. The sensation that you feel in those cases is called intuition and is possessed by every human being. “It’s my best instinct,” said Vanessa Orgler, sophomore. “The best decisions I’ve made were thanks to my intuition.” It just takes a good usage of it, to make the correct choices in your life. It is as easy as following your intuition. Intuition is more legitimate than just a mysterious funny indescribable feeling; it is a real scientific phenomenon. According to Dan Ariely, PhD, author of Predictably Irrational, intuition causes your unconscious mind to pick up on crucial information that is lying beneath the surface of what your rational brain can perceive. Therefore listening to your instincts can help you make better, wiser judgements. From ditching a guy that asked you out on a date, to deciding what apartment you should move in to or what cereal to have for breakfast, the use of your intuition is your best tool. It might seem easy to make decisions now that you know this, but using your intuition is not as easy as it seems. To fully use the advantages of your intuition, you first need to learn how to read its signs and understand how this underused guide works. There are four keys to doing so; knowing that your brain has the power, being aware that your eyes can see beyond the normal, picking up on the clues your body continuously sends to you and paying attention to your gut instinct on the first few seconds.
AN INDIAN ROLE MODEL
International student athlete Manavi Halwasiya, known to her friends as “Mini,” hails from Calcutta, India, and has attended Lynn for all four years of her college experience. Now a senior, she thoroughly enjoys her experience as a marketing and fashion major as well as a member of the Lynn girls’ golf team. On top of juggling her academic and athletic involvement, Halwasiya is also a member of the Academic Honors Program and the Lynn Fashion Club. She has made many friends at Lynn and enjoys working on fashion projects and shows, working for classes, hanging out with her roommates and friends and shopping. “At Lynn, one can gain real life experiences through assignments and projects,” said Halwasiya.
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