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`Conestoga Club works on “The Bush” and Sponsors Earth Day Festival
The Conestoga Club is a club to be recognized.
They are working wonders with the vegetation along the Conestoga River. Originating in the 1990s, Dr. Ambler, the head of the Conestoga Club here at Millersville University, and Professor of Biology explains the ongoing effort the club puts forth to keep the environment enriched. According to Dr. Ambler “The Bush along the Conestoga River was once a farm pasture in the 1950s and now has grown into a forest. This is a natural process called succession and called ‘old field succession’ when abandoned farmland becomes a forest again.”
Most Legendary April Fools Jokes of
We have all heard our friends brag over their best pulled pranks, our school’s senior pranks and even our siblings who brag year after year at holiday dinners about their pranks from five years back. I had a few pranks pulled once as well, one year I hid the coffee from my mom on April fools day and made her go on a wild goose chase to find it. Lets just say she was not very happy to do a scavenger hunt at 5 a.m. and even more fuming when she was late for work. We had a few pranks in my school as well, we let three pigs loose and they were numbered from one to four. Get it? There were only three pigs labeled one, two, and four, they spent all day looking for number three. Hey what can I say, I graduated from hick high in Southern Lancaster County. Here’s some April Fools Day pranks that you might not have heard about:
Emily Griffin creates realistic characters
Emily Giffin is a new author who is a breath of fresh air. She has become very well known for her novels including: “Something Borrowed,” “Something Blue,” “Love the One You’re With,” and “Baby Proof.” Giffin designs her characters in such a way that you can place yourself in each individual scene with sheer ease.
African-American Clubs and Organizations on Campus
There are many opportunities for African-Americans to participate in clubs and organizations such as fraternities and organizations and the Black Student union. Found under the Student Programs page on the Millersville website you can find information about these organizations if you are interested.
See the World With MU Study Abroad
Ever wonder what the culture is like in another country, but you know you think you can’t afford to travel that far just for the adventure? Then you should consider studying abroad! The Millersville University Global Education and Partnerships program allows you to travel to another country and receive college credits by completing one or more courses while there. You can travel to countries such as like England, France, Ireland, Germany, Spain, and many more exciting places. The steps to studying abroad are simpler than you might think.
How to: Get (and stay) healthy, fit, happy
Staying healthy is not just about exercise. In order to stay healthy, you need to create good habits now, and avoid bad habits in the future.
It is a great idea to exercise at least three times a week, with at least 30-60 minutes of cardio a day. If you are a full time student at Millersville, the SMAC fitness center is free for you and offers fitness classes such as kickboxing, yoga, and “buts and guts.”
How to: Keep in contact with home
We all believed in the old saying, “we’ll be friends forever,” and we said “graduation won’t separate us.” But then we find ourselves two years into college with new friends and browsing Facebook to see what our friends from high school are up to. We find ourselves wishing that we kept in better contact with them and whether or not you can become friends again. Well chin up, there are plenty of solutions to help you keep in contact with your old friends and revive old friendships.