St. Patty’s Day unveiled March 13, 2014 MICHAEL WILLSON Staff Writer Good old St. Patrick’s Day. The day of Irish music, drinking beer, and wearing green to avoid getting pinched. St….
New century, new military March 12, 2014 JESSICA MACKEY News Editor Everyone remembers the Uncle Sam campaign posters of World War I and II; however, the United States is moving away…
Changes to Village II March 12, 2014 EMMA SOROHAN Staff Writer Say goodbye to an outdated room with few uses and say hello to a newly modified, multi-purpose configuration. As 2014…
Virginity takes on a new meaning March 12, 2014 MOLLY FANNEY Staff Writer Four women arrested in the early months of 2014 for participating in anti-military protests in Egypt have come forward saying…
Former Marlin Chronicle editor, ’97, revered after fatal accident March 12, 2014 KAITLYN DOZIER Editor in Chief Supermom. Committed. Magnificent as a person, parent and student. With so much admiration, Jennifer Bush Lawson, class of 1997,…
Rex-X experience the unexpected March 12, 2014 VICTORIA LAUGHLIN Staff Writer Everywhere around campus are colorful banners and painted window artwork that attempt to gain the attention of the campus community….
Go to Batten for the action March 12, 2014 DENNAI MOORE Staff Writer They are everywhere, little people running around in the convocation center, the CMAC, and the dance studio. Batten looks like…
All work and no play? March 12, 2014 SPENCER HAWVER Staff Writer Students balance demanding schedules between work and school Part-time jobs are usually associated with high-school students earning spending money during…
The great soda pop debate February 27, 2014 SHAY MILLS Opinions Editor Sure, you can enjoy a nice Coke, if you like drinking syrup and sugar. Coke is the definition of too…
‘One sick love story’ February 27, 2014 LASHAWNDA WHITE Staff Writer The wildly popular coming-of-age novel, The Fault in Our Stars is getting the silver-screen treatment. This best-selling novel by John…