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Alvie Hearren
Society’s open trap door
The death penalty: widely discussed, always controversial.
Change our diets not our lifestyles to help cope
With rising healthcare costs, food bills, waistline sizes and the ever-growing acknowledgement that all we do has an impact on the world around us, we wonder, what can we do?
Wide variety of music at pop festival
Watching D.A. Pennebacker’s The Completely Monterey Pop Festival, takes us back to periods of history with an atmosphere of change in the air, as new music, new norms and more.
Oil and all its dirty secrets
We hear about oil every day. Prices fluctuate because of supply and demand. We see it on the receipts for our food, gasoline and heating oil bills.
Clean coal technology may not be so clean.
The topic of why not to use coal has been discussed many times, and what is to there to like about coal?
The Vault: Pink Floyd Live at Pompeii
An album and movie not from the early days of rock and roll, nor of recent memory, Pink Floyd’s Live at Pompeii actually performed in an old Roman Amphitheater offers a unique and timeless sound.
Bringing local music to Millersville
WIXQ’s “Q-Stock” showcased art, music and more. It was open to Millersville students and people from Lancaster alike.
The Vault: Treehuggers taking over
The Prequel to Ernest Callenbach’s Ecotopia does not offer a preview of a better world. It does, however, show people how to achieve it in the author’s 1981, Ecotopia Emerging.
Dancing the winter away
Aspects of Latino culture, such as music, dancing, food and more were featured Saturday night at Club de’Ville.
Presented and largely sponsored by SOLA, Society of Latino Affairs, and the Latino studies minor of Millersville University. Café Latino’s “Winter Fiesta” offered students Saturday night, Nov. 15, from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. a unique alternative to usual Saturday nights, either on campus or off, to enjoy aspects of Latino culture, including, food,
dancing and music.
And afforable healthcare for all at all costs
Every election, candidates on the right or left, discuss plans to make healthcare “better, more affordable and accessible,” yet today in America, 15 percent of our population has no health insurance, at a time when costs are rising.
Even with health insurance, they pick what gets covered, and what does not. Necessary treatments and medications may not be covered for reasons entirely their own.