Trivia – Living at Life University

Trivia – What is a Running Eagle?

In ways great and small, the identity of any given university is guided through history by the mascot with which they are associated. Some schools go fierce: Columbia Lions, Clemson Tigers and Baylor Golden Bears—oh my! Some schools go regional, such as the Ohio State Buckeyes, the Florida Gators (double dipping in ferocity as well) and the Nebraska Cornhuskers. So, when I first heard about Life University, I wondered what their mascot was. After I heard it was the Running Eagles, I have to be honest that I still wondered what their mascot was.

Slice of LIFE, TUESDAY TRIVIA

Trivia – Who was the first Chiropractic Patient?

The history of Chiropractic began in 1895 when Daniel David “D.D.” Palmer of Iowa performed the first chiropractic adjustment on a partially deaf janitor, Harvey Lillard.

Slice of LIFE, TUESDAY TRIVIA

Trivia – Who said “nature needs no help, just no interference”?

“Nature needs no help … just no interference” is a classic saying attributed to B.J. Palmer.

B. J. Palmer was an American chiropractor. He was the son of Daniel David Palmer (D.D.), the founder of Chiropractic, and became known as the “Developer” of Chiropractic.

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Trivia – What is an Anatomage Table?

Faculty members at Life University worked to evaluate lecture and laboratory scores of first-year chiropractic anatomy students. The goal was to establish whether students learning on the Anatomage Table would meet similar assessment objectives as students learning on anatomical models or cadavers.