Imagine 4,000 passionate fans screaming their lungs out, cheering on the NSU men’s basketball team. Are you having difficulty picturing this scene? Well, that’s no surprise considering the highest attendance for a home basketball game this year was 708. Oh, and that was our homecoming game. So, I ask the NSU community: Where is the […]
Month: February 2011
No one is safe from the devil
What would you do if you were confronted with proof that the Devil exists? Loosely based on true events, “The Rite” tells the story of a man, Micheal Kovak, played by Colin O’Donoghue, who is faced with that exact question.
Looking for trouble
James Blunt’s third album, “Some Kind of Trouble,” looks to make the singer relevant again
Site of the week: purplepassport.com
Traveling the world is often on many people’s bucket lists. And while Spring Break may be a long way away, it is never too early to plan the trip that could cross that item off your list.
FACEOFF: All you need is love
Anti-Valentine’s Day: Written by Annarely Rodriguez The Beatles did a lot of things right. One of them was saying “All you need is love.” You don’t need a cheesy greeting card or an expensive bottle of perfume. You just need each other, right? But it seems we have lost track of that. Every year, February […]
Check Plz: “Text My Food” is a too much
Just about all of us have been in this situation before — struggling to grab the waiter’s attention. There’s a new service called “Text My Food,” which allows customers to text their waiter whenever they need something.
On the Scene: Do you think this is a form of segregation and why?
Students at McCaskey East High School in Lancaster, Pa. are part of a project, which separates students for six minutes each day, by race, gender and language. School officials initiated the pilot program to support school research that reported that black students who are grouped by gender with a strong role model, have higher self-esteem and perform better academically. Critics oppose the plan, calling it segregation. Do you think this is a form of segregation and why?