Theodore R. Griffiths Assoc. Opinion Editor Before I begin this article, I want to thank the entire staff at The Snapper for making this semester my very best. I knew something was missing after I transferred to Millersville University, and Continue reading
Christian Harding Staff Writer With the ever expanding fruits of political correctness reaching out to nearly every facet of our contemporary society (or however political a society can be with the viewership of shows like ‘Teen Mom’ exceeding that of Continue reading
Anne Shaffer Staff Writer Oh, crap. I’m graduating. Oh, great! I’m graduating! Oh, great. I have suddenly developed bipolar disorder. Graduation bipolar disorder. Probably like 95 percent of the graduating population, I am starting to feel a little stressed and Continue reading
Brandon Lesko Staff Writer Since last week’s article already divulged my dark inner thoughts about my college experience, I have chosen to devote this piece, my final – final – farewell, to my experience with The Snapper. When I transferred Continue reading
Valarie Hetzler Staff Writer There’s no doubt that a lot has been going on in these past few weeks; the Boston Marathon bombings, the recent death of Slayer guitarist Jeff Hanneman and his funeral being picketed by the Westboro Baptist Continue reading
Dan Lancellotti Staff Writer As a commuting student it’s easy to get disconnected from campus. It starts to feel like extended high school, 13th grade. I would show up for my classes and then go home day after day. As Continue reading
Marissa Incitti Staff Writer Years from now, when I look back on my college experience, I will remember that it was absolutely nothing like the movies portrayed it to be. While slightly disappointing, I wouldn’t have traded it for anything. Continue reading
Joie Formando Staff Writer Four years have gone by in the blink of an eye. I can’t believe how quickly this experience has come and gone. From my first Snapper article as a freshman (an album review of Jordyn Shellhart’s Continue reading
Brandon Lesko Assoc. Opinion Editor On May 18, when at last I’ve received my degree, I will leave this campus with approximately $35,000 of debt. Not bad by most standards, and certainly not as much as some, but still a Continue reading
Theodore R. Griffiths Assoc. Opinion Editor There is a new trend forming on the side of the religious right in America: shock and anger that Christians who support “traditional marriage” are being painted as bigots. Just to clear this up Continue reading