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Laur Fitch is an MFA who lives in Boston, currently working as a Technical Editor.
Many women start birth control at a young age, but eventually find that their mental health may be at stake.
Most married couples envision their weddings as formal occasions with plated steaks and glasses of Champagne, but Melissa and Alex Demyan wanted a different menu item: barbeque, complete with cornbread, home-style sides and extra napkins to keep the sauce off their fancy attire. But where to pursue this protein-heavy meal?
High Point University By Lauren Fitch: Organizations Editor High Point University has recently announced that Josh Groban will be the speaker its 2018 commencement. Groban will join a long line of prominent HPU commencement speakers, including Condoleeza Rice, Wolf Blitzer, Steve Wozniak, Laura Bush and many more.
By Lauren Fitch // Organizations Editor High Point University College Democrats invited a special visitor to campus. On March 27, Kathy Manning, a local Greensboro lawyer and businesswoman, came to speak with HPU's College Democrats as part of her college tour, meeting with students at various other schools to discuss the importance of political involvement.
By STYLE Staff RUN FOR IT If you're asking Baltimoreans to run a race on the first of July, you'd better have a good reason. Fortunately, the Urban Children Foundation's One-Miler is a more-than-worthy cause. Supporting the Foundation's mission to increase access to extracurricular activities for all Baltimore students, the race promises to be "flat and fast," running through historic Fort McHenry.
By Lauren Fitch Striking a warrior pose at the edge of Penguin Coast is a yoga experience unlike any other, says Kate Rosenfeld of Rosie Glow Yoga, who has taken her practice to the Maryland Zoo from now through the end of September for Yoga at the Zoo.
By Lauren Fitch Baltimore-based companies Majer Home Supply recently returned from the International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF), the largest home goods and interior design conference on the East Coast. The conference is considered to be a door into the industry and was a big move for the company, according to co-owner Mario Brandhorst.
By Lauren Fitch A little over a week after the birth of a second baby giraffe at the Maryland Zoo this year, caretakers are still keeping a cautious eye on the leggy guy. Just 20 minutes after being born, the baby giraffe left his mother, Kesi, to get up on his long, wobbly legs and walk.