Weight loss campaigns push wrong message
While watching television, I saw many different versions of the same concept. There are so many commercials about weight loss programs airing these days...
Demand for technology has gotten out of hand
Technology has always been a popular luxury that was mostly associated with youth, but over the years it has transformed to a fully capable...
Shiny, new electronic textbooks won’t make students study more
There are very few things that raise my blood pressure more than listening to supremely unqualified and out-of-touch people talk about education as if...
Norton a good opening act for presidential search
Now a graduate student at Slippery Rock University, I have been attending this school for the past four years.
Tuesday afternoon, I attended the open...
Ron Paul is the best candidate for the job
In high school I used to be obsessed with politics, but nowadays it isn't really my thing.
Like most people, I took the mindset that...
There’s not much to do in this small town of ours
Have you ever tried to Google "things to do in Slippery Rock, Pa.?"
The results, as we would expect, are pretty meager.
Yahoo Travel, the first...
Uncle Jack and Uncle Joe raise the bar
Many people who had the chance to know Uncle Bob (President Robert Smith) during his 13 years at Slippery Rock University would regard him...
Corbett’s crusade against education needs to end
Budget.
When you see that word, you probably want to put down the newspaper and quit reading.
It's confusing, and it doesn't even affect you anyway...
Neupauer and Humphrey safe choices for SRU presidency, each has unique set of experiences
With only one presidential candidate left to visit campus it is reassuring to know that the future leadership of Slippery Rock lies in the...
To vend Plan B or not to vend Plan B, that is the question
It's strange how a single vending machine at one of our sister institutions can cause so much controversy, even within our own newsroom.
In case...