Culture
Starbucks Cup Controversy
Averi Amsterdam, Staff Writer
Many people have been concerned with the holidays and how major retailors have decided to celebrate them so far this year.
Let’s set aside the …
Articles by The State Times
Culture
You Can’t Take It With You
Cheyenne Dorsagno, Copy Editor
You Can’t Take It With You is a romantic comedy and social satire written by George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart, having premiered on Broadway …
Culture
Prioritizing In College
Averi Amsterdam, Staff Writer
For college, 24 hours isn’t enough to get everything done. Between the homework, studying for tests, clubs, working out, and a social life, how do …
News
Making Cent$: Life After College
Aaron Kriever, Staff Writer
Proper budgeting and saving techniques are not always a priority for college students. After graduating, many former students struggle with making the most of their monthly …
Arts
What is One Direction’s “Perfect” Really About?
Claudia Corneya, Contributing Writer
One Direction released their second single from their new album Made in the A.M. on October 16. “Perfect” is a slow love song. It is also …
Culture
Community College: Hit Or Miss?
Michelle Behr, Contributing Writer
When we look back at our senior year of high school, many of us tend to remember all the great memories, friends, and teachers we …
Editorial
Sex Education: Our Right Which Goes Unfulfilled
Cheyenne Dorsagno, Copy Editor
Psychologist Erik Erikson proposed eight stages of development in one’s life. He emphasized the role of society in one’s growth and that the virtues one gains …
Sports
Royal Flush for Kansas City
Noah Raspler, Staff Writer
Last year, the Kansas City Royals were one win away from being named World Series champions. This year, they took home the crown.
With the Royals …
Arts
Top 10 Beards in Music
Ashley Parent, Staff Writer
In honor of No Shave November, a month dedicated to the awareness of men’s health issues such as prostate cancer, it’s only fitting to acknowledge the …
News
Getting Hairy in Movember
Adia Watts, Editor-In-Chief
Stemming from the Australian slang for moustache, the “mo” gained its momentum as the symbol for men’s health in 2003 when two friends, Travis Garone and Luke …