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In his first season as the Millersville wrestling team’s head coach, Todd Roberts is focused on sending as many wrestlers to NCAA Nationals as possible as well as developing an All-American athlete. Based on the Marauders’ experienced team, they look to be on their way.
In a growing culture of online blogging, Facebook, and MySpace, young writers are encouraged to give their personal commentary on culture.
There are a series of conversational topics that constantly seem to resurface when meeting new individuals or talking with old friends. Among that list is the discussion of origin.
Winter is right around the corner, which means that you are probably going to be staying indoors.
It’s a familiar story, local rock band packs up and moves to the city to make it big. The reality is that things rarely work out that way. Dreams shatter, plans change, expectations fall. Often though, musicians land somewhere between great success and crushing defeat. Some bands do not immediately strike gold, but achieve enough to keep the hope alive. That is where psychedelic rock band, the Trakes, find themselves today.
Millersville may not be located in a fashion-savvy city such as N.Y.C. or L.A., but the level of fashion need not suffer amongst the student body.
As students reach for their saggy, well-worn hoodie and soft, forgiving sweatpants because the temperature is dropping, and fatty, holiday comfort foods have become an everyday staple, students might want to reconsider how their choice of clothing really makes them feel.
Marauders clinch top speed in NCAA and set to host Atlantic Regional.
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.
Apart from the momentous selection of Barack Obama as the next President of the United States, another significant, yet less noticed news event took place on Nov. 4.
The voters in the state of California passed a ban on gay marriage. The ban known as Proposition 8 overturns a recent decision by the California Supreme court that stated same-sex marriages were afforded the same rights and recognition as heterosexual marriages.