Robyn Woodley
Articles
Surviving Random Roommates
“They used to have really, really wild parties and their friends used to do stuff in my bathroom,” said Greg, Shippensburg University Frustrated Student #1.
No treatment for non-Americans
The United States needs to allow non-U.S. citizen health care workers into the U.S. for a better chance at survival. Ebola begins with flu-like symptoms such as fever, headache, muscle pain, chills and fatigue.
College students talk abortion
Abortion is a hot topic often discussed with vigor, and it touches on subjects involving life and death, religion, politics, and birth control.
Banned Books open at Lehman Library
Freedom of speech clashes with the world of literature as hundreds of books are challenged or banned yearly in the United States.
Students fall victim to hypnotist
A comedy hypnotist put daring volunteers into a trance that made them succumb to his suggestions Thursday night at Shippensburg University’s Ceddia Union Building. Certified hypnotherapist Eric Mina, began by proving the power of suggestion by performing a couple of tricks on the audience.
Local belly dancing instructor talks body image and confidence
With every hip-shake and every step they took to Turkish pop music, the belly dancers shone with confidence in their curves on the dance floor. Deborah Colley of Shippensburg wants her students to throw their stress out the car window as they drive past the peaceful fields of horses toward her studio.
Keep that pole dancer dancing
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.
Photographer shows dark origins of fairy tale classics
The artist straightened the frame of “The Little Match Girl,” a photograph displaying a solemn-eyed child holding matches between her little fingers.
Observing thoughts from a distance
The sounds of ocean waves filled the room as a group of students and faculty members sat in silence, eyes closed, in meditation at the Shippensburg University’s Spiritual Center on Thursday.
Student speaks up about sexual orientation
Since a very young age, Shippensburg University student Rachael knew she was not straight. She was not strictly attracted to females either.
