“Family Guy” and “South Park” are sometimes labeled as highly offensive comedies, but these shows teach about diversity. This is Matt Glowacki’s opinion, the most booked diversity speaker in the United States.
In celebration of Millersville University’s Diversity Week, the University Activities Board organized a diversity lecture in Club de ‘Ville April, 14. More than 100 students attended the lecture to hear what Glowacki had to say.
After being on the road at Kutztown University the Millersville softball team split a double-header against Slippery Rock University on April 10.
The day’s games brought the team’s season total to 17-22. However, the first game did not start off on the right foot. Slippery Rock managed to score two runs in the top of the first inning off of a double by Jenna Geibel who had an RBI and brought J. Kortz home. The other run was scored off of an error by the left fielder and Geibel herself was able to score.
The Phillies have announced they will decide whether to put short stop Jimmy Rollins on the 15-day disabled list this week. Rollins has been on fire so far this season batting .391 and an on base percentage of .516.
Rollins has been a crucial element to the Phillies success so far this year, as the team is currently 6-1 after the first week of the season. If Rollins does get placed on the disabled list, which is very likely, Juan Castro will take over as short stop.
We all have objects that mean more than their face value. After a rough breakup, we go through a cleansing process to rid ourselves of every possible item that may remind us of a less than perfect love interest. After a loved one passes, we tend to keep objects that remind us of them. These objects are the primary subject of Hannah Burr’s “Placeholders” currently in display in the Ganser Library.
As the spring 2010 semester winds down, students are beginning to face finals, looking at next semester’s courses, others face graduation.
The Graduate Student Association would like to congratulate all the recent inductees to Kappa Delta Pi, the honor education society, that has an active chapter at MU. KDP is an informative organization that serves its members well into the future
The Millersville women’s rugby team continued their winning streak this past weekend against Ursinus College. Leaving the field with a 45-0 victory, the girls fought hard against Ursinus and made some pretty amazing plays the first half of the game.
Athlete of the Week – Jenna Craig
How long have you been playing basketball?
“I’ve been playing basketball since I was in third grade. I started playing year-round once I got to middle school and continued throughout high school and college.”
How did you become involved with basketball?
“When I was in elementary school, I had a friend whose dad was the head coach for the high school basketball team. He was the one who first got me involved with basketball and I’ve been playing since then. My grandpa also played basketball when he was in high school, so we would shoot around a lot when we were together. I actually ended up with the same number jersey that he had when he played.”
While people enjoyed Spring break the Women’s softball team was on the road. They traveled to Clermont, Fla. to the National Training Center.
The team had its own highlights and downfalls as well. The ladies softball team fought through ten hard games where they ultimately won four and lost six. To understand just how hard these games were there are one or two particular games that must be examined closely. These are games that took a lot of effort to win, or at least stay close.
Title: Dr. Duncan Praises Handling Of Story on Building Delay
As an aftermath to the mid-January meeting of state officials to discuss the continued delays in the building of three Millersville State College structures President William H. Duncan released a statement to SNAPPER.
The meeting concerned the proposed field house stadium and student center.
On Feb. 27, the Lady Marauders faced the Mansfield Mountaineers on the basketball court in Pucillo gymnasium. The met only to blow the Mountaineers away with a 72-42 win.
The first shot of the game was a three-pointer made by Ashley Moyer, which was one of many throughout the game. Moyer’s score was followed by two more from Dominique Stroman, with an assist by freshman Mashira Newman. Newman also assisted Jenna Craig with the next two points before she began her turn at the net.
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