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Predictions for the rest of the NFL regular season
We have seen 13 weeks of NFL action fly by and now it is time to launch our NFL playoff picture prediction! Before I delve into each playoff team prediction there are a few lessons to be learned from these past few weeks.
Men’s basketball
The Millersville Marauders jumped out to a good start this basketball season with a 4-1 record. With wins over Penn State Abington, C.W. Post, the University of the Sciences in Philadelphia, and Lock Haven, the team shows promise for a great year. After being ranked 7th in the PSAC East, the Marauders strived to prove [...]
Philagrafika to come to PA in 2010
Beginning in January of 2010 Philadelphia Pennsylvania will host the first annual Philagrafika print festival. This international festival is one of the largest art events in the country and the world’s most important print-related exhibit. Opening on January 29, 2010, viewers will have the opportunity to see contemporary art that utilizes printmaking in new and [...]
A blast from the past: Hamline University Changes
This is an article we pulled from our archives. It was in the January 13′s issue in the year 1949. Hamline University’s change in policy was so big, even our institution covered it.
St. Paul Minn. IP – New regulations liberalizing late privileges for all women residents on the Hamline University campus were put into effect recently at all three residences for women.
Book Review: “Soul Cravings” by Erwin McManus
“Soul Cravings” is a powerful, down-to-earth exposition that interprets our need for intimacy, meaning, and destiny.
Erwin McManus has a strong desire to reach into the deepest depths of one’s soul through his writing. He speaks of the human spirit, how it works, the desires it has, and what we can do to feed it.
Express Laundry puts new spin on service
When writing papers and studying for exams takes priority in life, it is difficult to find time to do something as mundane as laundry.
Express Laundry, LLC is a company offering a new service around Millersville University Campus that will make life easier for students. Owned by Bev Kreider, the Express Laundry company picks up customers’ laundry every Monday night, washes it, dries it, and even folds it, then returns it on Wednesdays.
Senior Spotlight: student exceeds classroom expectations with podcast show
Brian Henninger, a 24 year-old, Speech Communications major with an option in Broadcasting, chose an independent study that has turned into an inspiring project.
Henninger, a senior graduating in December signed up for an advanced broadcasting class, which was then canceled three weeks before the beginning of the semester because not enough students registered to take the class.
Campus jobs provide students with money, learning experiences
Not only are we feeling the crunch that comes with the end of a semester, but as college students, many of us are also feeling the financial crunch. Not only do we have to place focus and priority on academics, but we also have to deal with student bills, loans, and this mess we call financial aid.
Current students need to give ethnicity/race codes
Starting in 2010, colleges and universities will be required by the U.S. Department of Education to report their enrollment figures using new ethnicity and race codes. Current students need to update their codes when prompted by their MAX account.
Behind the desk with Dr. Laura J. Anna
Dr. Laura J. Anna, Associate Professor of Chemistry
How long have you been at Millersville?
“I started in the Fall of 1997 as a full time temporary instructor and taught at that level for two years and then was hired in the tenure track for the Fall of 1999.”