Megan E Quinn Nat and World News WASHINGTON—On Tuesday November 6, 2012 there were many problems for voters around the U.S. and mostly in Pennsylvania according to Curt Anderson from the Associated Press. This includes a confrontation involving Republican inspectors Continue reading
Marianne Caesar Nat and World News “When will there be time to relax with so much homework to do?” This and many other questions are floating within the minds of Millersville students as the winter semester approaches. Amidst all the Continue reading
Zachary Staab National and World News Editor The third and final debate between President Obama and Mitt Romney occurred on October 22 in Boca Raton, Florida at Lynn University. Bob Schieffer, Chief Washington Correspondent, was the debate moderator and struggled Continue reading
Diane Gallagher National and World News Writer The Pennsylvania voter ID law has been blocked for November 6th. Commonwealth Court Judge Robert Simpson issued a preliminary injunction against the state’s controversial voter ID law. “I am not still convinced that Continue reading
Marianne Caesar National and World News Writer As Fall is fading to Winter, the constant pressure of classes and homework are not the only affliction upon students. Day after day of carrying textbooks, laptops, and work gear can create both Continue reading
Megan Quinn National and World News Writer ROSWELL, N.M. – Imagine looking down and seeing the Earth just below your feet. That’s exactly what Felix Baumgartner did on Sunday right before falling back to Earth making him the world’s first Continue reading
Zachary Staab National and World News Editor According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics Data, the unemployment rate dropped below 8% for the first time since 2009, and industrial production increased modestly this September. The economy may have rebounded ever Continue reading
Zachary Staab National and World News Editor September 21, 2012 was the International Day of Struggle against Monoculture Tree Plantations, an annual event planned by conservation groups. Tree plantations are born when an ecosystem is destroyed and harvested for its Continue reading
Zachary Staab National and World News Editor A dog is a man’s best friend, except when the dog is in the driver’s seat of a moving vehicle. Rhode Island legislature Peter Palumbo believes that if an owner truly loves his Continue reading