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Copyrights in the classroom

On Monday evening, Millersville’s Student-Pennsylvania State Education Association hosted a program on copyrights that took aim at informing education students on laws pertaining to copyrights.

The program, held at Stayer Hall, included a presentation by education Professor Jon Landis. Mr. Landis, accompanied by a PowerPoint presentation, was extremely knowledgeable of copyright laws and gave very helpful tips on how to avoid violating these laws.

President’s pay raise does not effect budget cuts

University reserves budget funds in light of economic uncertainty.

Heritage event celebrates U.S. native history

Circle Legacy, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting ethnic cultures, the environment and youth, presented “Natives of the Americas Appreciation Celebration” on Saturday.

The event, lasting from 12 to 7 in the MPR and lobby in the Student Memorial Center, was host to a number of speakers, vendors, entertainment, foods, cultural education, displays, kid’s games and crafts.

Behind the Desk: Dr. Cheryl Desmond

A detailed Q&A with Dr. Cheryl Desmon, Professor of Education.

Writer shows value of his work

Writer shows value of his work

In a growing culture of online blogging, Facebook, and MySpace, young writers are encouraged to give their personal commentary on culture.

Senate looks at SMC plans, Campus Safety, and other issues

At the Nov. 6 Student Senate meeting, the senators addressed some of the main issues that campus is facing this semester. The SMC renovation, the recent MU Alert last weekend, and how to register for classes next semester.

Taking care of the green in Lancaster

Taking care of the green in Lancaster

Project Green Lancaster is an initiative that is aimed to help inform Millersville students about our campus, and Lancaster’s increasing environmental awareness.

Survey looks for opinion on language education

If students have a passion for foreign languages and are looking for courses to take here at Millersville University, the Foreign Language department currently offers courses in French, Spanish and German and offers four degrees—B.A.; B.S.E., with certification in either French, Spanish or German; M.A.; and M.E.D..

'If you can dodge a wrench...'

‘If you can dodge a wrench…’

On Sat., Nov. 8, the campus organization S.I.F.E., Students In Free Enterprise, held a charity dodge ball event, to benefit the Lancaster city after-school program Arbor Place.

News in a Snap: Gingerbread houses, VDAY

Gingerbread house contest to benefit students / VDAY looking for volunteers