Op-Ed

Get a Little Crafty with your Valentine

Get a Little Crafty with your Valentine

Features, Op-Ed February 8, 2012 at 6:00 pm Comments are Disabled

By Ciara Speller – Does the true sentimental value of Valentine’s Day still exist in today’s society, or has it just become another extravagant holiday for us to go through the motion of buying gifts? Isn’t the true meaning of this holiday for us to demonstrate our affection for our love ones? So then, why does this holiday mainly consistRead More

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Op-Ed, Sports February 8, 2012 at 6:00 pm Comments are Disabled

By Nick Patti – Over the last week or so, my Twitter and Facebook has been flooded with Giant and Patriot smack-talk. Being an impartial viewer of this year’s Super Bowl, I do not care much for the result of the game or whatever opinions fans have towards the game. I am interested in is the social dynamic that occursRead More

New Strain of Senioritis is Spreading

New Strain of Senioritis is Spreading

Campus, Features, Op-Ed February 8, 2012 at 6:00 pm Comments are Disabled

By Kelsey Murray – The queasy feelings in your stomach, the sweaty palms and procrastinating tendencies are not a casual case of the flu. No, these are the symptoms of senioritis. Urban Dictionary defines this as, “A crippling disease that strikes seniors.” Seniors usually start to slack off, lose focus and freak out about the next steps to take in theirRead More

What I Could Have Left at Home

Op-Ed February 8, 2012 at 6:00 pm Comments are Disabled

By Emily Ferro – The first move from living at home to living in a college dorm is an unforgettable experience. I was so excited to finally go somewhere new after living in the same house for 18 years. Since I had never moved anywhere before, I was an over-eager packer. The question in my head was the question thatRead More

Undergraduate: Many Classes, One Education

Campus, Op-Ed December 13, 2011 at 12:33 pm Comments are Disabled

By Emily Ferro – We’ve all been there before-sitting in a class wondering “when am I ever going to need to know this?” Whether the work is busywork, or extremely relevant to the course, it sometimes just feels like the course is there to fill up four years in college. Throughout high school, “How is this useful?” was the questionRead More