Carly Yamrus, Senior Opinion Editor
April 8, 2014
As the end of the spring semester nears, hopeful graduates will start to send out their resumes in hopes of landing an entry-level job to jump-start their professional careers.
As these young applicants scour the search engines...
Lyndsie Yamrus, Senior Opinion Editor
April 8, 2014
Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 disappeared on March 8, 2014 and the world cannot get enough of the story.
People turn on the news to watch major disastrous events all the time, for example, the recent Washington landslide and...
Jill Reifsnyder, Staff Writer
April 8, 2014
You know how most movies show all the funniest parts during the trailer? Well, this isn’t one of those movies. Without exaggeration, I laughed until I cried!
But be warned, this movie is not for the conservative, nor the...
Eric Casey, Staff Writer
April 8, 2014
Indie pop trio Foster the People are back with their sophomore album “Supermodel.” If you’re looking for part two of “Torches,” their debut record, then this album might not be for you. It’s quite different, but not...
Eric Casey, Staff Writer
March 26, 2014
There is this huge indie rock band that many Americans have never heard of, myself included. This band hails from Sheffield, England. It’s home to many notorious acts such as The Human League and Def Leppard. This band is called...
Sara Davis, Opinion Editor
March 26, 2014
Every year, typically around the end of the spring semester, students tend to start losing their motivation to put in the extra time to study for an exam or to proof read their paper one last time.
If you are reading this,...
Sara Davis, Opinion Editor
March 26, 2014
Let this “cheat sheet” serve as a guide on how to find the motivation to successfully finish the spring semester.
1. Eat healthy. If you take the time out of your day to eat well-balanced meals instead of eating an entire bag of c...
Kevin Herberling, Contributing Writer
March 26, 2014
Based on actual events, “12 Years a Slave” is a beautifully tragic tale of a free African American, during the pre-Civil War era, being kidnapped and sold into slavery.
During his unfortunately long time as a slave Solomon ...
Anne Yoskoski, Managing Editor
March 26, 2014
“The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie” is the first book in the series of novels written by Alan Bradley that focus on the young, poison obsessed Flavia de Luce.
In this first novel, the reader is introduced to Flavi...
Carly Yamrus, Senior Opinion Editor
March 26, 2014
In my travels to Denver, Colo., last week, I had the opportunity to try out two of the years’ most innovative and empowering start-up companies: AirBnb, Inc. and Uber.
AirBnb, Inc., a hotel-alternative founded in 2008, allows...
Annie Yoskoski, Managing Editor
February 25, 2014
Anyone who is paying attention to the Olympic coverage in Sochi, Russia has heard a lot of disturbing things. Activists are being beaten, accommodations aren’t safe or sanitary, and the city wasn’t ready for the Olympics.
The...
Carly Yamrus, Senior Opinion Editor
February 25, 2014
Antibiotics in chickens is just plain "fowl."
Good news for fast-fooders though, Chick-fil-A just announced last week that they would become antibiotic-free within the next five years.
Chick-fil-A, famous for their fried...
