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Men’s basketball triumphs over Bloomsburg Huskies in OT game: Win pivotal for struggling team
Millersville men’s basketball head coach Fred Thompson posted his 200th career victory on Saturday as the Marauders defeated the Bloomsburg Huskies in dramatic fashion. For the third time this season, Millersville found themselves needing extra minutes to decide the outcome of a game as they won in overtime 61-57.
Women’s basketball defeats Bloomsburg Huskies: Now ranked first in PSAC East
The Millersville women’s basketball team beat out the only other previously undefeated team to cinch the top spot in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference Eastern Division this past Saturday.
Men’s wrestling team struggles to overcome numerous injuries
Once again the Millersville wrestling team is battling the injury bug. Injuries have plagued the wrestling team over the last couple of years and it is partly responsible for the team’s 3-8-1 record thus far this year. At least five of the team’s regulars have missed time this season, and most recently injuries played a crucial role in the losses of their last two matches.
Shaun White poised to take gold in Vancouver
Although snowboarding has only been an Olympic sport since the 1998 Winter Games, many are familiar with the sport’s star, Shaun White. An announcement Monday, January 25 confirmed that White will compete in the 2010 winter games held in Vancouver, B.C.
Sports in American culture
Football is America’s favorite sport and the Super Bowl is fast approaching. I figure there is no better time than now to discuss something that has slowly been changing my opinion of professional and college football that is broadcast to national and local audiences.
How to handle the spring semester
A new semester is here, and along with it come many grand plans to stay on top of school work, improve relationships, and get healthy. We plan to regularly call old friends and make new ones, to eat better, and finally hit the gym.
How to: Optimize and organize your study space
By now, we all realize that everyone studies effectively in different ways. We have those who need complete silence, and we have those who like to study along with music in the background. Some can not bear to take breaks, and want to get the task done once and for all. Others need to take several breaks throughout to keep them sane.
How to: Get the most out of life
Pick a major: We will spend the majority of our lives working, so it is very important to pick a major in a field that you will enjoy and find success in. Sometimes this can be a daunting, stressful task. After speaking with numerous professors, this is the general consensus on how to pick a major with ease: First, discover where your natural talents are. Next, you have to decide which natural talents bring out happiness and excitement in you. You should enjoy what you are doing. Remember to be realistic about your talents, and understand that there will be unattractive aspects to every field.
How to: Get (and stay) healthy, fit, happy
Staying healthy is not just about exercise. In order to stay healthy, you need to create good habits now, and avoid bad habits in the future.
It is a great idea to exercise at least three times a week, with at least 30-60 minutes of cardio a day. If you are a full time student at Millersville, the SMAC fitness center is free for you and offers fitness classes such as kickboxing, yoga, and “buts and guts.”
How to: Keep in contact with home
We all believed in the old saying, “we’ll be friends forever,” and we said “graduation won’t separate us.” But then we find ourselves two years into college with new friends and browsing Facebook to see what our friends from high school are up to. We find ourselves wishing that we kept in better contact with them and whether or not you can become friends again. Well chin up, there are plenty of solutions to help you keep in contact with your old friends and revive old friendships.