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Put down your phone and talk to people!

5 years ago sdmulgrave Comments Off on Put down your phone and talk to people!
Jenee Johnson Opinions Editor Our generation is spoiled. We have cell phones, tablets, PCs and every Apple product under the sun. With all this technology at our disposal, we have forgotten one of the most primitive and important abilities we have: verbal communication. We place less emphasis on interacting with each other in person and Read More

Too many table flipping group projects

6 years ago sdmulgrave Comments Off on Too many table flipping group projects
Art Burmeister Opinions Editor The urge to grab the edge of the table and push it onto its side rises within me. I can’t do it though; there are more important things. I ask my project partners why they haven’t done their part of the project yet. Small excuses and flimsy promises are flung my Read More

Stop vandalism: Hulks don’t smash

6 years ago sdmulgrave Comments Off on Stop vandalism: Hulks don’t smash
Andrew Mullen Art & Entertainment Editor There is no reason or excuse for senseless vandalism. Not to sound like a crotchety old man, but the seemingly constant stream of utterly random objects being crushed, broken, destroyed, shattered or generally mistreated is pretty pathetic and needs to stop. We as a student body live on this Read More

Party rules on campus

6 years ago sdmulgrave Comments Off on Party rules on campus
Jenee Johnson Opinions Editor Have you ever heard about a party going on in village III or IV? Have you ever been turned away or kicked out of one? You want to know why? There are certain rules and common courtesies that you must know when wanting to attend a party on campus. Rule #1: Read More

You know you miss the 90s

6 years ago sdmulgrave Comments Off on You know you miss the 90s
Jenee Johnson Opinions Editor At least once in our lives, most of us said that we miss the 90s. The 90s was the best decade, mainly because most of us, if not all, were born in the 90s. Whether it was 90s television shows, basic math or the awesome fashion, we miss it because it Read More

Grabbing a smoke? Not near me!

6 years ago sdmulgrave Comments Off on Grabbing a smoke? Not near me!
Douglas Hardman Staff Writer Let the ranting begin. Smoking on campus: is it a big deal? Yeah, it kind of is, especially if students are inhaling secondhand smoke every time a smoker wants to light up. I mean, where’s the appeal? Having damaged lungs, yellow teeth, bad breath and a hole in your neck must Read More

The don’ts and do’s of booze

6 years ago sdmulgrave Comments Off on The don’ts and do’s of booze
Shakira Mills Staff Writer When I first got to college, one of the main things I looked forward to was being able to make my own choices, like drinking a lot of alcohol. I mean, hey, it’s college. However, once I got here, I quickly ended my crazy alcohol consumption and discovered the next morning Read More

Control may be nice, but reality isn’t

6 years ago sdmulgrave Comments Off on Control may be nice, but reality isn’t
Art Burmeister Opinions Editor The history of humankind is littered with violence. Wars, terrorism and murder are among the most brutal acts of violence recorded in the annals of history. However, one of the main goals of any government is to protect its people from senseless acts of violence. Acts like school shootings and gang Read More

Single on V-Day? Forgedda ‘bout it!

6 years ago sdmulgrave Comments Off on Single on V-Day? Forgedda ‘bout it!
Jenee Johnson Opinions Editor It’s that time of the year again: Valentine’s Day! A holiday where Hallmark makes loads of money from people buying candy, cards, stuffed animals and balloons; a holiday where more men go buy rings, bracelets or necklaces; a holiday where women want to brag and say, “He went to Jared!” It’s Read More