Happy Holidays vs. Merry Christmas
ByAs the holiday season rolls around, the ongoing debate of which term is more socially encompassing, Happy Holidays or Merry Christmas, continues.
As the holiday season rolls around, the ongoing debate of which term is more socially encompassing, Happy Holidays or Merry Christmas, continues.
My least favorite thing about campus? Parking. As a ship student, we tend to take advantage of our accomplishments.
Being a woman, an average woman, is tough. It is especially tough to be a unique woman, with her own style, with a “different” body figure and stand strong against society’s criticism of what a women should look like.
Walking around the Shippensburg University campus, I usually notice a large majority of my fellow students staring into their phones, as if their eyeballs are tied to their displays by invisible strings.
Recently it has come to my attention that parents today approach child rearing quite differently today than how parents have in the past.
Field day, 1998: I was a 6-year-old kindergartener, and it was my first participation in events in front of the whole school. We each signed up for our choice of events, and my class won in the kindergarten division.
At some point in her life, every girl dreams of hearing these four words. Usually, she expects that question to be accompanied by a diamond ring too.
When I first began writing this article, I almost found it unnecessary. The thought of inequality in a country as free as the United States is almost ridiculous.
Relationships are meant to be tough at times. They challenge each partner in good or bad ways only for them to learn something new they did not know about their partner before. A relationship is what you make of it whether it progresses into marriage, preferably, or it only lasts but so long, it was worth something to each person when they were “in love.” A relationship that is long-distance is said to be harder than two people who are able to see each other just about every day.
Mainstream entertainment media have coined the term “friend-zone.” Maybe you have been in this position or put someone in it.
For this week’s issue we decided to discuss relationships. I have found the timing in this to be ironic considering that my sociology class has just begun a unit on the various types of relationships in the world.
Mischief night, or the evening before Halloween, was a night while growing up that I was not allowed out to play.
I would first like to start and say that I hate horror films. I am a baby when it comes to anything scary, I literally cannot deal with it.
When I walk down an empty hallway at night, I do not think about the cheap thrills and special effects of modern movies.
My favorite candy I am looking forward to eating during the Halloween weekend is a Milky Way. Oldtimecandy.com says it has rich chocolate, creamy caramel and smooth nougat.
What is at stake in Chambersburg’s mayor race? Well, I recommend taking a visit to the Franklin County Commissioner’s Office and looking at both candidates campaign finance reports.
What is on my mind at the moment is the continual cat-and-mouse game the international community and North Korea have been playing.
A student services email sent Friday cautioned Shippensburg University students of increased police patrols around campus and the surrounding area.