So Catalyst headed out to Morris, Mn for the annual Morris Youth Health Day. The kids were great and sessions rocked. Michelle and I had an awesome time with the Morris community, and look forward to seeing you all again next year. Thanks to all the faculty who made the spectacular event possible, and most of all, run smooth. Stayin' Alive with Morris Youth Health Day 09'

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The Basics of Screen Printing     Screen printing is a very old form of printing. Origins of this form of printing stem from the Sung Dynasty in Japan (A.D. 960 - 1280). Screen Printing is a technique which uses simple stencils an woven mesh to transfer an image. If you have been to a Catalyst event you have probably printed a poster or two, or at least seen it done. This is an extremely effective...

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<!--StartFragment--> We are noticing that fewer college students are smoking than ever, but we are not the only one’s noticing this trend. Tobacco firms are spending one million dollars a day sponsoring campus events and giveaways. These campuses can fight back by implementing an easy 8-step plan. <!--StartFragment--> http://health.usnews.com/articles/health/healthday/2008/09/08/fewer-college-kids-smoking-but-industry-tactics-a.html <!--EndFragment-->   <!--EndFragment-->  

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<!--StartFragment--> Canadian Leader Promises Action Against Flavored Tobacco Products September 18, 2008  Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper has vowed to stop tobacco companies from marketing flavored tobacco products to children, Reuters reported Sept. 17. Critics say cigarillos, which come in flavors like peach, wild berry and chocolate, and are sold for less than C$2, have more appeal to teens than adults. Canadian regulations on package size and health warnings also are more relaxed for cigarillos than they...

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