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Sleeping but struggling: a qualitative study of the lived experiences of sleep in student-athletes

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By Sandy Wilson, Luciana De Martin Silva, Martin Jones, Stephen Draper, John Parker
| Nature Verified
Abstract A growing body of evidence indicates that student-athletes experience suboptimal sleep health across multiple dimensions. However, limited research has explored sleep from the student-athlete’s own perspective. This study examined the lived experience of sleep health in a cohort of student-athletes known to demonstrate suboptimal sleep outcomes. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with 12 British rugby union student-athletes.
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The Spirit of the Fox Lives On

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By Sandy Wilson
| The Berkeley Observer Verified
PICTURED: Macedonia High School (PROVIDED) MACEDONIA, S.C. – For many, schools are buildings. For others, they are something far deeper—a place where identity is shaped, lifelong friendships are formed, and community takes root. For the alumni of Macedonia High School (MHS), that sense of community has endured through both triumph and tragedy. This year marks the 30th anniversary of the fire that destroyed Macedonia High School, a moment that could have marked the end of something special.
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Master Gardener: Spring is Here!

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By Sandy Wilson
| The Sentinel Newspaper Verified
Often when we think of St. Patrick's Day, we think of the shamrock plant. These are delicate little plants that resemble clovers. Clovers and shamrocks look alike but shamrocks are clovers, but not all clovers are shamrocks. Shamrocks have three leaves while clovers may have three or four leaves. So why are shamrocks associated with St. Patrick's Day? Well St. Patrick's Day being an Irish holiday and shamrocks growing naturally all over Ireland makes the connection.
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