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`A waste of money
By: Sam Dutton Just like my 111.3 million peers in the United States, Sunday night I sat glued to the television, watching every move that the New York Giants and the New England Patriots made, laughing at the overpriced yet [...]
Redundant
By: Zack Staab I have been a New England Patriots supporter ever since Madden 1996 for the Sega Genesis game system. I was not born in Massachusetts nor do my family members follow the Patriots. I chose New England as [...]
Dorm Room Consolidation
By: Karli Van Duzer Last week everyone living on campus received an email from the housing department. This email stated that if you did not have a roommate, then you had one week to find a new one or you would [...]
Is our current society truly sustainable?
By: Rhea Mitchell I have often found myself pondering the mysteries of our modern society. These questions have led me to intriguing readings that have cultivated my perspectives. Perspectives that promote ethical change as opposed to political or socioeconomic “solutions” [...]
Staff Editorial: Inevitability of change
Change is inevitable. We experience change as a usual occurrence in our life. Some of us embrace it with open arms, others discourage it. The Millersville community share these views on the advancement of their workplace, home, and school. From [...]
The price we put on love, on the rise
By: Kyle Walker Ah, Valentine’s Day. Twenty-four hours of romantic fantasy for women and amorous optimism for men. But has this “sacred day of love” lost its true meaning, much like Christmas has along with other holidays? In our increasingly [...]
Marriage is losing its value
By: Karli Van Duzer Marriage: the state of being united to a person. Over the past several years it seems many people have forgotten the meaning of marriage. People now think that getting married and divorced is as easy as [...]
The Dying Art of Politics
By: Kyle Walker I’ve been keeping a close watch on the GOP race since around last fall. I can’t say I had very high expectations at the start. This mainly had to do with people throwing their ticket in the [...]
Read to me; you’re never too old to be read to
By:Kim Mowery As part of the professional block here at Millersville, education majors are required to complete a three week field placement. This past December I was placed in a first grade classroom in The Oxford Area School District. I [...]
From Break to Books
By: Zack Staab Returning to college after a long winter break can be difficult. Just thinking about attending family events, rendezvous with friends and sleeping until noon makes me never want to return to school ever again. Getting adjusted to [...]