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Tyler Morrow
Comedy Club at Millersville Offers Laughs and Breaks from Studies
Are you tired from studying and cramming for finals. Would you cherish a good laugh? The Millersville Comedy Club might has the cure. Comedy stints every other Wednesday night in Dutcher Hall at 8:30 p.m. That is where the Snapper newspaper stumbled upon its new upcoming comedian Freddie Heinemann.
Washing machine malfunction causes alarm in harbold
At 9:54 p.m. Thursday, April 1, the Millersville Fire Company received an alert that they could only hope was an April Fool’s joke. The peacefully silent Thursday night for many Millersville University students who are residents of Harbold Hall was sliced through by shrieking fire alarms.
The first authorities on the scene were the Millersville Police, who also identified the lingering smoke smell as a potential fire in the building. The next authorities on the scene were the Millersville Fire Company, Fire Chief Keith Eshleman, two fire engines. According to Fire Chief Eshleman, the cause of the fire was a washing machine malfunction, and was a minor event. No injuries were reported.
Students can now take class in India
Students now have a chance to see one of the most interesting places in the world. Dr. Schreiber and Dr. Witmer are offering the opportunity to travel to India this summer and delve into one of the oldest cultures in the world. The trip can count as credit hours for Interpersonal Communication, Intercultural Communication, or South Asian History. Each participating student is assigned reading prior to the trip respective to the class they enroll in, and will get the opportunity with this trip to see their lessons come to life.
Is there sense behind smoking?
Have you ever seen these kids walking around campus smoking a cigarette? One has to really wonder what is travelling through their mind while they puff away on their cigarette. Do they enjoy seeing their life puffed away as every little puff of smoke shortens their life?
Peace and Hope for Northern Ireland: a personal journey
Are you looking for something exciting and intriguing to do this summer? It may be to your benefit to visit Ireland with Dr. Dominic Scott, as there are still spots open for the trip this summer. Dr. Scott takes 14 Millersville students on this annual trip to view the “peace process” that has magically taken place over recent years. The trip is from June 13 to June 23 and covers Belfast, Donegal, Derry City, Giant’s Causeway, Antrim Coast, Dunluce Castle, Carrick-a-Reed Rope Bridge, and its finale is in Corrymeela Peace Community Center. The course, which can be taken as GOVT 408 or SOCY 320, costs $1,995. The trip spans 11 days and nine nights and the air fare, accommodation, transportation, lectures, admissions, and most meals are covered in the $1,995 cost. The students will have to pay for tuition and fees separately, which may qualify for federal financial aid.
Short skirts and muscle t’s
Let me first off state that this is an opinion column, and thus does not require that I provide factual proof to solidify my argument. The inclusion of facts into every article I compose is optimal for me to solidly argue my point, but I often just offer my thoughts on a subject from my perspective. Now with your anticipation at its peak, I will delve into my current thoughts on various subjects.
No reason for men to wear earrings
Have you ever wondered what happened in recent cultural history that in some twisted way found guys wearing earrings? Why did guys wearing earrings suddenly become cool? I am here to dispel this curious myth and hopefully shed some light for these poor misguided souls who sport these accessories.
Predictions for the rest of the NFL regular season
We have seen 13 weeks of NFL action fly by and now it is time to launch our NFL playoff picture prediction! Before I delve into each playoff team prediction there are a few lessons to be learned from these past few weeks.
The truth about global warming?
In the midst of the United Nations Climate Summit in Copenhagen, Denmark; e-mails were anonymously leaked from the Climate Research Unit. Some say this is our era’s “Climate Gate.” As the Boston Globe reports, the CRU has had thousands of private emails and documents leaked from their computers. The CRU is one of the main [...]
Humanities Film Series teaches about living with Autism
The most recent of the Humanities Film Series was a presentation by Nick Pentzel, the director of “Outside/Inside,” in Myers Auditorium. “Outside/Inside,” is a film attempting to give people an inside look into the world of Autism. The film was made in 2002, has received four awards, and is shown at many colleges across the [...]