History of Valentine's Day
Byh yes, it is that time of year again, Valentine’s day. There are so many mixed feelings for this holiday that seems so overrated.
h yes, it is that time of year again, Valentine’s day. There are so many mixed feelings for this holiday that seems so overrated.
In 2009, the United States’ illegal immigrant population was estimated to be 10.8 million people. That was about 3.5 percent of our country’s overall population.
Death makes headlines. Naturally, it becomes a newsworthy topic when a top celebrity dies because it is simply “interesting.” It is interesting how and why he or she did.
If it is not a big enough rush to study at Harvard University, changing your whole life career after graduating with an economics major to playing professional basketball, triumphs all.
There is no doubt in my mind that the numerous advancements society has made in the communications field of technology has helped many people around the world.
Gay marriage has been legalized in seven U.S. states, with Washington being the most recent. In the world we live in today, people of different race, ethnic backgrounds, genders and sexual orientations walk among us on a day-to -day basis.
From chocolate to alcohol, nail biting to tanning, habits both good and bad are spread widely among us.
Should the Plan B pill be dispensed as easily as a bag of potato chips? Are we encouraging our youth to sleep around?
Any publicity is good publicity. Whether news sources want to negatively approach events or issues in order to make a better story or not, well that is a role they need to thoroughly consider.
Published 04/26/2011 When I went to the Anthony F. Ceddia Union Building for a smoothie one day, I noticed a pamphlet titled “Commitment to Diversity.” The pamphlet looked like one of those propaganda manuals in which everything is mentioned but nothing is really said.
Published 04/26/2011 The term “Thirsty Thursday” has been around long before any Shippensburg Univeristy students were born, and students at SU do a good job of keeping that term alive. The question many people ask is, “Why do so many students drink on Thursday?”
Published 04/26/2011 Living in a foreign country, having a unique learning experience and college stories you will not find here at Shippensburg University. However, studying abroad can help you achieve those things. Not everyone has the opportunity to go abroad, whether it is on vacation with your family or with your friends. But what could be better then using your education as an excuse to venture outside the borders of the U.S.? College students today have such great opportunities, but many do not know enough about those opportunities to be able to take advantage of them. Many may say, “Well in my major I do not have time to study abroad and graduate in four years.” But what students do not know is that most majors allow and can easily fit studying abroad into a four-year graduation plan. Some students worry that the cost is too much.
Published 04/26/2011 “Sally and John sitting in a tree, k-i-s-s-i-n-g. First comes love, then comes marriage, and then comes Sally with the baby carriage.” But what about a college education to provide for a family? The American dream can consist of being happily married, having a family and a job that pays a decent salary.
Latrobe Leasing is one agency that many of us hate to love. Sorority and fraternity houses are iconic to their respective organizations. No matter how many years the Greeks have fought the landlords over moldy basements or leaking pipes, the organizations have signed and re-signed their leases.
Carissa Llewellyn Says Goodbye Dear faithful readers, As I turn in my final projects, prepare for finals, tie some loose ends and prepare for graduation, the only thing I can say is “Please don’t make me leave!” I wish I could stay.