The Cornell Daily Sun (https://cornellsun.com/tag/snacks/)
At the end of the day, everyone needs to eat. Amid a chaotic college schedule, it’s easy to ignore your hunger cues and forget to eat full meals. Snacks with sustenance don’t have to be overwhelming. Make use of your hangry insurance policy.
About a month ago, I was curious about what supplements Cornell students take when they workout. I investigated, finding that the average Cornellian may use pre-workout supplements now and then, but generally does not have a strict diet or supplemental regiment when working out. This time, I wanted to dive a bit deeper into this topic. An intramural soccer champion may be a hell of an athlete, but there is a stark difference between the average intramural Cornell athlete and a Cornell D1 student athlete. I wanted to find out what goes on behind the scenes of D1 athletes.
Tryout Murali Saravanan’s simple recepie for delicious homemade cheese quesadillas.
Nasties, formally referred to as Bear Necessities, hosts rowdy crowds of freshmen and upperclassmen in search of a greasy fix. Cooks stay up well into the night in order to supply students with burgers, fries, mozzarella sticks, wings and the like.
The Cornell team’s snack, called Whey2Go, is made of Yogurt Acid Whey, a byproduct of the dairy industry.
Don’t just snack, snack smart. The next time you’re dying for a pick-me-up at Olin, ditch the extra cup of coffee and fuel your body with the nutrients it needs to (try to) ace that next prelim.
Valentine’s Day is pretty cool because it’s ranked second, behind only Halloween, among days when you can stuff your face with candy without being judged. And trust me, Valentine’s Day is MUCH better because you don’t have to wander aimlessly from house to house like a beggar collecting candy from your neighbors. You don’t even have to get dressed up in a promiscuous costume (although some of you may decide to — that’s none of my business).