Year: 2014
Texting on the Outs
Kelly Newman– Contributing Writer
In today’s day and age it seems that everyone, including older generations, is aware of text messaging and its impact on communication. Practically everyone understands …
Will Canada Bring Home Gold, Eh?
Bobby Lemaire, Sports Editor
In the gold medal men’s hockey game of the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, Team Canada defeated Team USA 3-2 in an overtime thriller. United States …
The Need to Fix the Knicks
Tyler Marko, Contributing Writer
The Knicks are not a good team, it’s that simple. Everyone who watches basketball could tell you that, so why is the organization so unwilling to …
Thousands Lose Access to Clean Drinking Water in West Virginia
National News
Monica Dore
Staff writer
A chemical spill in West Virginia’s Elk River has left 300 thousand people in panic over the state of their tap water. State officials …
Sex: The Better Flu “Cure”
Tracey Cheek– Staff Writer
Winter is the season of sickness and the post-Rush Week ailment has struck our campus. In class you hear nothing but coughs and sniffles and …
The Grammys Celebrate Music’s Roots, Robots and “Royals”
Richie Feathers, Arts Editor
Sunday night saw the biggest names in music gather for its biggest night of the year: The 56th Annual Grammy Awards. While the night is technically …
The Interview Heard Around the World
Anthony Beers, Staff Writer
Following the Seattle Seahawks emphatic win over the San Francisco 49ers in the NFC Championship game, cornerback Richard Sherman had a few choice words to Fox’s …
Bigger Problems Than A-Rod
Tyriq Butler, Staff Writer
Clap your hands and let the confetti fall from the sky. The news heard all around the nation was Frederic Horowitz’ ruling that Alex Rodriguez would …

