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Trashy trends of 2013

5 years ago sdmulgrave Comments Off on Trashy trends of 2013
ELIZABETH SIMS Social Media Editor It’s that time of the year again. The time when we look back and think about all of the things we said, wore, did, watched, and read in the past year that we completely regret, and then choose to never think about it again. So, in no particular order, the Read More

Good vibes, no wanking

5 years ago sdmulgrave Comments Off on Good vibes, no wanking
SHAY MILLS Opinions Editor If there was anything I never expected to see in college, a “No Masturbation” notice would be the first on my list. Too bad they actually exist, well sort of. According to HuffPost College, schools from all over the country have been posting letters mandating that students avoid masturbating in the Read More

True happiness

5 years ago sdmulgrave Comments Off on True happiness
TAYLOR BOYD Staff Writer For centuries, humans have been baffled by a phenomenon that we all experience and cherish: happiness. Many feel that happiness is composed of having the latest fashions from Chanel or Versace, or owning luxurious cars such as a Ferrari or Bugatti. Usually the general consensus of happiness revolves around having money, Read More

Same love, new laws

6 years ago sdmulgrave Comments Off on Same love, new laws
Robin Peterson Staff Writer I am for marriage equality simply because it should not be anybody’s business what another person’s sexuality is. The fear that people have that leads to laws restricting marriage equality is innately irrational and unfair. If this country is created for the people and by the people, then it should be Read More

All is fair in love and college

6 years ago sdmulgrave Comments Off on All is fair in love and college
Shay Mills Opinions Editor Lately, as I go throughout my day just asking my friends random questions about their personal lives, I have noticed that a lot of students here are either in or want to be in long distance relationships. I find this interesting, being a military brat, I have quite a lot of Read More

What’s the danger with strangers?

6 years ago sdmulgrave Comments Off on What’s the danger with strangers?
Taylor Boyd Staff Writer Walk at a brisk pace when you pass them, but remain calm. Do not look them in the eye, speak to them, ask them about their day or even be friendly to them in any type of way. In other words, never talk to strangers. That was the number one rule Read More

The great pumpkin spice debate

6 years ago sdmulgrave Comments Off on The great pumpkin spice debate
Elizabeth Sims Staff Writer It is the most wonderful time of the year. And by that, I mean it is time for pumpkin spice to be everywhere. From traditional pumpkin pie and pumpkin spiced latte, to the crazier pumpkin bagels and pumpkin ravioli, we have finally gotten to that time of the year where we Read More

The great pumpkin spice debate

6 years ago sdmulgrave Comments Off on The great pumpkin spice debate
Douglas Hardman Opinions Editor There seems to be a huge epidemic, growing bigger over the years, and I have finally had enough of it: all things pumpkin spice. Sure, it is fall and the smell of leaves and Ugg boots are in the air, but the over-abundance of pumpkin spice has gone too far. This Read More

Food for thought

6 years ago sdmulgrave Comments Off on Food for thought
SHAY MILLS Opinions Editor They day our parents graduated from high school, they were told to go to college and create the best lives for themselves as possible. In other words, “hasta la vista” and good luck with all that, kid. We, on the other hand, have so many more alternatives to life after grade Read More

Congress coffee break

6 years ago sdmulgrave Comments Off on Congress coffee break
DOUG HARDMAN Opinions Editor I smell something: it’s bull—-! This whole government crackdown is completely idiotic and unnecessary. Just because Congress cannot make a simple decision on something as equally stupid as Obamacare does not mean we need to jeopardize the jobs and well-being of the citizens of these United States. Equally frustrating is the Read More