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Ashley Keefer
Communication in relationships
We live in a fast world where everything needs to be done as efficiently as possible. Thanks to advancements in technology, we can now communicate faster through the use of text messaging and instant messaging. Although both forms of communication are effective and efficient, they are taking over our relationships in a negative way.
Earth Day: The Significance of April 22nd
Earth Day is designed to inspire awareness and appreciation for the Earth’s environment. It is celebrated April 22 of each year. It was founded by U.S. Senator Gaylord Nelson as an environmental teach-in in 1970, and marked the beginning of the modern environmental movement.
Resurrect Chivalry
I like to think of myself as an unconventional type of girl. I enjoy dancing to the beat of a different drum undoubtedly. No matter how unconventional I may be, I am still a sucker for romantic junk, and so is just about every other girl. So here’s my message for the boys out there: It doesn’t matter what she says because deep down she really does care about that gushy stuff.
Legalize polygamy
What I am about to say may or may not be completely absurd: I think polygamy, or group marriages, should be legalized. I know, I know, the first thing that comes to mind are all those crazy religious cults that practice polygamy and have a bad reputation for child abuse and brainwashing. However, there are a few reasons as to why polygamy should be legalized in the United States.
Sex: The deal-breaker
There is something scary about starting a new relationship with a potential significant other. You learn about the person’s likes and dislikes, beliefs, and past. Along the way, you may encounter something about the person that is a total deal-breaker.
I enjoy talking with my friends about how their relationships are going, and always find it interesting to hear what that particular friend considers to be a deal-breaker. In talking to a wide variety of people, I have noticed that there is a big difference in how certain people view sex. For some people, the sexual history of their partner can be a deal-breaker.
Sex: The new handshake
If there is one topic that gets nearly everyone fired up, it’s sex. Whether you like it or not, almost everyone will have sex at some point in time during their lifetime. It wasn’t too long ago that sex was a meaningful act between two people who declared to love each other.
Controlling the progression of Lazy-itis
There is an epidemic plaguing our Nation, and it is ever so evident at Millersville University. It is a dangerous epidemic that affects people of all ages, races, ethnicities, and genders. Everyone is at risk of contracting this vicious disease called lazy-itis. I’m talking about laziness here.
Club Corner: Unpredictable: Can you Krump?
There is a phenomenon sweeping the nation: Hip-hop dancing. MTV’s America’s Best Dance Crew has helped throw this style dance to the forefront. Here at Millersville University, the hip-hop phenomenon is becoming more popular thanks to the student dance group, Unpredictable.
Limiting equality, diversity and opportunity
In the United States, Affirmative Action policies are intended to level the playing field for a variety of people, including historically disadvantaged ethnic minorities, women, people with disabilities, and veterans.
History of the Olympics
Despite tragedy just hours before the opening ceremonies of the 21st Olympic Games; tradition carried on in Vancouver, Canada.
The first Olympic Games can be traced back as far as 776 B.C. They were dedicated to the Olympian gods but banned in 393 A.D. when Emperor Theodosius prohibited all pagan cults.