by Julie Clark Robinson University life is all about gaining experience and an education to provide you with the tools you’ll need to enter the workforce. If you bear in mind a few simple things as you head off for your freshman year, it shouldn’t lead to gaining weight. As you think about outfitting your first dorm room, take along this simple list of suggestions to keep in mind. 1. Make smart choices at the cafeteria. Try to avoid rich and heavy casseroles, fried entries and baked desserts
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