No matter how taxing college seems to be on us every spring semester there is always one gleaming light of hope that sits in the middle of the calendar: Spring Break.
Especially as I begin to see the end of my undergraduate career coming to an end, I realize just how important the break is to our sanity and aspirations for the rest of the academic year.
Black History Month does not end with February. Millersville offers an array of courses that allow students to grasp their cultural identities no matter what your ethnicity.
America is presently trapped in a time when the will of the people has taken a back seat to the misguided ambitions of the few. Washington seems to have lost track of what the people truly want, but Americans must remember this is fixable.
One great idea comes from the consistent failure of bad ideas. This is something that individuals in Washington need to understand and from this understanding flourish into a consistent model for success. This all starts with President Obama.
I believe that Millersville is one of the better universities that Pennsylvania has to offer, if not the best on the east coast. No matter how much I seem to jab at the little things that in my mind hurt our university, it is all an effort to make it the best it can be. The University has plenty to be proud of and the latest research has shown Millersville is moving in the right direction.
A lot of us grew up on the hit T.V. sitcom “Saved by the Bell,” and on Tuesday evening Millersville had the opportunity to watch Mr. Belding in Club De ’Ville. The UAB hosted the event.
Dennis Haskins a.k.a Mr. Belding was in town for the current NACCA Convention being held at the Lancaster Host Hotel.
College extracurricular activities can be one of two things: A great release from classes or a bloody soap opera. Of course, we as students do not have the greatest luxury of time to venture into every club and organization Millersville has to offer.
Textbooks have become the bane of a college students existence. Why is it that our bookstore and many other retailers feel it is appropriate to charge an arm, a leg, and a kidney for one book?
If you are like us, you must be sick of the overcrowded classes that this semester has given us. Prepare yourself, it’s just going to get worse before it ever gets better.
The State of Pennsylvania is in the worst budgetary disaster it has seen for decades. Oh how the water trickles through the cracks all the way to the bottom of the barrel. Fellow classmates, we are the bottom of the barrel.
Last Tuesday, Jan. 19, the multi-purpose room of the SMC, Student Programs held the winter organizational outbreak. The outbreak lasted from 7-9 p.m. More than 55 organizations joined in the festivities.
What are your plans for the upcoming spring break?
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