Megan is a senior from Leawood majoring in journalism with a minor in English. This is her first semester working on Jayplay. In past semester,s she worked on KUJH-TV but felt that this semester she was ready for a change. Megan enjoys all areas of journalism but plans to pursue a career in advertising. For now, Jayplay is a great way for Megan to continue her interests in writing and reporting.
Recent Stories
That's disgusting: Not washing your retainers
Plastic molds harbor nasty bacteria if not cleaned
Nurture by nature: Mushrooms
Fungus can help boost immune system
The skinny on fad diets
The truth about ‘quick and easy’ weight loss
Good for you, bad for you: Low-fat snack foods
Verdict: Other than dairy, BAD FOR YOU
Recipe for better sex
How your diet can improve your performance in the sack
Nurture by nature: Stinging nettle
Plant is a top choice to relieve allergy symptoms
That's disgusting: Handkerchiefs
Health risks outweigh the benefits
A gift from my grandmother
An eternal bond created in the kitchen
Good for you, bad for you: Teeth whitening
Americans spent more than $2.3 billion on teeth whitening in 2008.
The As and Bs of raising children while in college
Two stories of students who balance a family, work and school
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Capital “G” Gross: Not washing your retainers can cause them to smell bad.
Published on May 6, 2009
Mushroom goodness: The vitamins and nutrients in mushrooms can help fight off disease.
Published on May 6, 2009
Can’t get no satisfaction: Low-fat snacks, such as chips and pretzels, can actually be bad for you.
Published on April 29, 2009
Wipe away the day: Using the same handkerchief repeatedly can spread and multiply viruses and germs.
Published on April 15, 2009
Blinding white: Leaving whitening strips on teeth for longer than directed dehydrates the teeth, leaving them sensitive.
Published on April 1, 2009
Spice of life: Eating raw garlic is a natural way to fight the common cold, but be cautioned about the spice’s potentially bad breath-causing qualities.
Published on February 25, 2009
Nighty night: Milk contains calcium, magnesium and tryptophan, which all help relax the body or serve as natural sleeping aids.
Published on February 4, 2009
Keep it classy and less germ-infested to boot: Playing with your gum is like sticking your finger in your mouth.
Published on February 4, 2009
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