I feel as though this question has gone through all of our minds, at some point, growing up: “The Simpsons” or “Family Guy?” Both have grown on us throughout the years, but it is a hard task to sit down and compare the two.
“All About That Bass” begins with a boldface contradiction. “I’m all about that bass, ‘bout that bass, no treble.” Meghan Trainor condemns treble throughout the whole song, while singing the entire work in treble clef. The argument that higher pitched rhythms and melodies should be discounted does not make sense.
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (or ALS), have you ever heard of it? Well, if you have not heard of ALS, then maybe you have heard of the “Ice Bucket Challenge”? I almost guarantee the majority of people have heard of this challenge.
Hot The ALSA ice bucket challenge Some call it the lowest form of hashtag activism; others say it is a waste of water.
Women can always be seen at sporting events. Whether they be spectators or athletes, in the past few decades women have made strides to stand out amongst the crowd in the sports world.
Recently in Ocean City, Md., a pole dancer set up a portable pole on the boardwalk and began dancing for tips. Legally, there is nothing the city can do to stop her. I hope it stays that way.
This article was written in response to the article “Homosexuality: The Christian perspective” published on April 29, 2014.
Sex, relationships and marriage are typically pretty big parts of our lives. Whether it is a man and a woman, two women or two men, falling in love and having a strong bond with another person is an unexplainable and wonderful part of life.
Matt Ramsay is a Shippensburg University alumnus and Coalition for Campus Outreach (CCO) Minister. He is often spotted in the quad wearing his flat cap next to the sign “Ask a Campus Minister Anything!” In an interview with The Slate, Ramsay expressed his passion about the topic of homosexuality and the way the Christian church handles it. “This is a difficult issue for students to talk about, and for me as well.
What is “gay?” It could refer to homosexuality, but is there a cultural stereotype that is associated with the word, which I think is a problem.
“If a man also lie with mankind, as he lieth with a woman, both of them have committed an abomination: They shall surely be put to death; their blood shall be upon them,” Leviticus 20:13.
When a loved one dies, the last thing the family wants to worry about is legal battles over the deceased’s property.
I am a Christian. I support gay marriage. I do not believe homosexuality is a sin, but for people who believe that homosexuality is actually a sin, and those who believe in the Bible, a reevaluation of Christianity should be made.
At 18 years old you are considered an adult. You can vote for the president, lease a house and risk your life for our country, but we are not allowed to have a drink?
I never really thought much about the drinking age until the past few days. The idea of there even being a legal drinking age can easily slip your mind if you ever walked down Richard Avenue on a Friday night.
If Jesus turned water into wine, I say drink it, along with the holy spirits, and hell, beer too. Your drink says a lot about you, and it affects your health obviously, so there are a few things to consider before you make a liquor store run or take out cash for the bar.
When it comes to drinking alcohol there are a lot of rules and regulations that go along with it. For starters, you must be 21 years old to consume alcohol.
I have met people younger than 25-years-old who stare into the mirror and dapple their cheeks with their fingers, checking for elasticity.
All of us have something we would like to change about ourselves — maybe it is a few pounds we should lose or a bump on our nose we would like shaved down.
