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Why So Salty? Discover how electrolytes are taking over the wellness world and why your body craves more than just H2O. Do you ever find yourself dragging through the day, not knowing why your attention and energy levels are waning? You’re not alone– 1 in 5 Americans suffer from chronic dehydration, enduring this kind of fatigue and malnourishment daily, resorting to coffee and energy drinks to get them through the day. However, these artificial bursts of caffeine fail to fix the root issue, as the cause is often a deficiency of vital nutrients in the body. Now, dehydration doesn’t necessarily mean a lack of water intake, but rather an insufficient amount of electrolytes, or minerals like salt, that are essential for proper water absorption. While we grew up being told that too much sodium can be harmful, recent research has disclosed the importance of salt intake for optimal hydration, offering a host of benefits that help improve brain function, muscle recovery, blood pressure and so...

     I chose to read the book Putting the Rabbit in the Hat by Brian Cox, because I’ve always been infatuated by the individuals within the elite entertainment industry, and overall Hollywood culture. In particular, I am intrigued by the evolution of someone like Brian Cox’s career, who has made a renowned name for himself out of seemingly nothing. I am currently majoring and working in the Music Industry, and hope to work in the specific supervision and film scoring realm that would expose me to similar circumstances that Cox has encountered. The complex characters he's played in TV and film productions throughout his career, such as Logan Roy in Succession, has piqued my interest as to how his personal journey and development have influenced his chosen roles and success. His story begins with his challenging upbringing in Scotland, riddled by sudden tragedies such as the loss of his father and instability of his mother, all of which shaped him into the person he is tod...

Whenever I tell people I worked at Nickelodeon, they often imagine a job filled with cartoons and slime. But it was much more than that! After a year of monotonous record label internships, one of my professors introduced me to a music manager at Nickelodeon. I then went through the interview process and landed the Music and Talent Internship!  This position had many functions, which I appreciated as someone unsure of what route to take at the time.  I worked for both the network music team and record label, which involved a wide range of responsibilities. The original music team focused on sourcing scripted music and handling creative briefs for Nickelodeon's TV and Film productions. The record label focused on developing the careers of young actors and artists. While the job covers many areas, some key areas included: 1. Project Management 2. Creative Oversight 3. Music Strategy   Project Management  At such a big company like Paramount, there are so many legal iss...

Whenever I mention working at Nickelodeon, I can tell people envision a variety of tasks beyond my actual role. However, there was so much more involved than just cartoons and slime! After a year of working monotonous record label internships, one of my professors introduced me to a music manager at Nickelodeon, jump starting my interview process with them. After a few applications and interview rounds, they offered me the Music and Talent Internship position! This position had many functions, which I appreciated as someone unsure of what route to take at the time.  I worked for both the network music team and record label, which involved a wide range of responsibilities. The original music team focused on sourcing scripted music and handling creative briefs for Nickelodeon's TV and Film productions, while the record label focused on developing the careers of young actors and artists. While the job covers many areas, some descriptions that could sum up my role here is Project Manag...